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Diario de Anne Frank
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In June 1942, thirteen-year-old Anne Frank receives a diary for her birthday and begins writing to an imagined friend she calls Kitty. Her life in Amsterdam changes when her family goes into hiding from the Nazi persecution of Jews. They move into a set of concealed rooms behind her father's office building, where they share the space with another family, the Van Pels, and later a dentist, Fritz Pfeffer. The diary records daily routines within the cramped annex, Anne's friendships and quarrels, her hopes for the future and her thoughts about growing up. It is a personal account of life in hiding during the Second World War.
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