Diario de Ana Frank (Bilinge) - Softcover

Anne Frank was a Jewish-German girl. On June 12, 1942 she turned 13 and was given a newspaper, in which she wrote her experiences in a hiding place, built in an office building, while hiding from the Nazis in Holland, along with her parents, her sister and four others Jews. Fear, sadness, despair, joy and hope are feelings embodied by this little writer, who dreamed with the end of the war and living freely with her family.

Anna Frank was a Jewish-German girl. In 1942, she turned 13 and was given a diary as present, where she wrote for more than two years her experiences in a hideout while hiding with her family and four persons from the Nazis in Holland. She died in the concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen in 1945, shortly before the liberation, at age 15. Her diary has been published in over 67 languages and is a testament to the horrors of war.