Anna Frank's diary. Frank A.

“Anna Frank's Diary” is a documentary artifact, about attempts to survive in a “secret shelter” during the Second World War, written by a thirteen-year-old Jewish girl.

Anna Frank was born in Frankfurt in 1929. After Adolf Hitler came to power, her family was forced to flee to the Netherlands to escape from the Gestapo, but the troubles did not end.

The day after the day of records tells about the most sincere and secret events in the life of Anna herself and others Jewish families during the occupation. The diary was first published in 1947, but Anna Frank herself died in a concentration camp in March 1945, and her children's records of a far from a fate became a significant symbol of the memory of human atrocities.