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Remembered
The Best Birthday Present
From Frankfurt to Bergen-Belsen
Dearest Kitty
Chronology
Notes on different books about Anne
Anne Frank Center USA
I read the Diary of Anne Frank for the first time when I was about 13 years old. It touched me deeply. I decided to read it again last year (as an adult) and found new meaning in it. I know that I will read it again and again and learn something new each time...about the cruelty, injustice, suffering of the times but also about the kindness, fairness and love of a young girl who was wise beyond her years.
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