This book can not leave anyone indifferent. Setting us back 75 years during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, the diary of Anne Frank tells how several Jewish families tried to survive in a secret hideout, hiding from the Gestapo. Day after day, the Jewish girl in her diary tells her fictitious friend kitty everything that happens to her and to the other inhabitants of the shelter, writing in it her innermost thoughts, sorrows and joys. Her childhood life quickly became unchildlike at the behest of adults, turning the girl's diary into a significant document and an indictment. The last entry in the diary is dated August 1, 1944, and soon the Gestapo arrested all the inhabitants of the shelter by denunciation. The fate of Anna and her family is tragic — all died in a concentration camp, only one of the girl's father Otto Frank miraculously managed to survive, after being released from the concentration camp to return to the Netherlands and find the diary. In 1947, the recordings were published in 3000 copies. The diary has been reprinted 6 times and translated into 67 languages. In 2009, the diary of Anne Frank was recognized as an object of the UNESCO "Memory of the world" register.