Diario de Ana Frank

The "Diary of Anne Frank" was written between June 12, 1942 and August 1, 1944 in the Amsterdam attic where Anne and her family hid from the Nazis. The work was published at the end of World War II and quickly became a classic worldwide - translated into dozens of languages - for being a great and timeless testimony of historical memory, of the millions of voices silenced during the Holocaust. In the pages of this new edition, enriched with many previously unpublished passages, Ana shows herself as a sincere and vital girl. A contradictory teenager, vulnerable, sensitive and, above all, in love with life. Ana will unravel her deepest secrets: the discovery of love and sexuality, the rebellion against injustices, the social and political analysis from her hiding place, the genocide and barbarism that happened abroad, outside the "back house". But also present in his diary are the experiences of those who are forced to share EVERYTHING, even fear and hope, while their world is shattered.