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We also have Anne’s own words from “The Diary of a Young Girl,” compiled by her father Otto Frank after the war, which has been read by millions across dozens of languages.

Anne Frank’s diary quickly found fame beyond the Netherlands’ borders. The book was published in France in 1949, then in her home country of Germany in 1950 and in the US in 1952.

Editors at Doubleday, which published Anne’s book in America as “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl,” shared Otto’s vision, and marketed the book aggressively to a general audience.

The Frank family — including Anne’s businessman father, Otto; her mother, Edith; and her older sister, Margot — left Frankfurt, Germany, for Amsterdam in 1933-34, fleeing Nazi persecution.