Het Achterhuis

First published 1944

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“l hope I shall be able to confide in you completely,” Anne Frank wrote on the opening page of her diary, “as I have never been able to do in anyone before, and I hope that you will be a great support and comfort to me.”

What follows is the story of an experience told with such sensitivity and warmth that no reader finishes the book without resolving to read it again.

Anne Frank, her sister, and her par- ents, along with four others, shared a small hiding place in an old building in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation.

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Doubleday · 285 pages

Publisher
Doubleday
Pages
285
ISBN
978-0-553-29698-3 +7
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Publisher
Doubleday
Pages
285
ISBNs
  • 978-0-553-29698-3
  • 978-0-8072-1816-7
  • 978-0-330-34188-2
  • 978-0-85303-123-9
  • 978-0-606-30130-5
  • 978-1-4176-7515-9
  • 978-0-14-131519-5
  • 978-0-385-42695-4
Author
Frank, Anne
Statement
Het Achterhuis / Anne Frank.
Records
Open Library

Subjects

  • Autobiographies
  • Ethnic relations
  • Dutch literature
  • Jews-Netherlands
  • German occupation
  • Library Staff Picks
  • Race relations
  • Jews
  • Diaries
  • Jewish Personal narratives
  • Netherlands
  • Amsterdam (Netherlands)
  • Amsterdam
  • De guo
  • Anne Frank (1929-1945)
  • Otto Frank (1889-1980)