Anne Frank’s diary,  a personal account of her life hiding from Nazis, was a 13th birthday gift, written to her imaginary friend “Kitty,” documenting teenage thoughts and Holocaust realities; published posthumously in 1947 by her

Sharing her small room with a man as old as her father was a challenge for Anne. Likewise, Fritz Pfeffer found it difficult to cope with Anne, an audacious teenager. It wasn’t long before the

On March 29, 1944, Anne hears a radio broadcast by Gerrit Bolkestein, Minister of education, art and science of the exiled Dutch government in London. He speaks of his plans to collect and publish personal