Anna Frank's diary. Frank A.

Anna Frank's famous diary is not only a testimony of time, but also the serious, real thoughts of a teenage girl about life and death, about a defenseless person against the backdrop of the monstrous, completely inhuman events of the Second World War. This is a very personal book. Anna Frank died in the Bergen-Belzan concentration camp in February 1945, when only two months were left before the release. She was fifteen years old.

Of the eight inhabitants of the shelter, only one person survived - Otto Frank, Father Anna. He devoted his life to his daughter’s memory and her heritage. After the first publication in 1947, the diary instantly became the world bestseller and turned into an important human and historical document, was one of the indictment in the Nuremberg process. Anna Frank herself, uniting millions of tragic destinies, became a symbol of the Holocaust.

is published in the classic translation of Rita Wright Kovaleva with detailed comments.