Diary

The Diary of Anne Frank is a significant literary work that serves as both a symbol of the Holocaust and a document of the life of a talented young writer. This authorized edition, published by the Anne Frank Fonds Basel, presents the revised version of Anne Frank's writings created during her time in hiding. This version includes both the revised text and unchanged passages from the original version, which come directly from Anne Frank herself. Mirjam Pressler's translation remains true to the original style, allowing readers an authentic insight into Anne Frank's emotions and thoughts. With 512 pages, this book offers a profound glimpse into the challenges and hopes of a young woman during a dark period in history.