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The Diary of Anne Frank (Diary, The Vault. Diary in Letters) is a diary in Dutch kept by a Jewish girl, Anne Frank, from 12 June 1942 to 1 August 1944 during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. From the beginning of 1944, Frank began to literary process her entries, hoping to publish the diary after the liberation of the Netherlands, but this work remained unfinished. The last entry in the diary is dated 1 August 1944. Three days later, the Gestapo arrested everyone who was hiding in the shelter. Anne Frank died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. During her two years in the underground, Frank wrote in her diary about the events in their "Shelter", as well as about her own feelings and thoughts. In addition, she began to write short stories and quoted passages from books she had read. The girl dreamed of becoming a famous journalist or writer. Her father, the only survivor of the Nazi terror, facilitated the publication of her diary in July 1947. The Diary of Anne Frank has now been translated into more than 60 languages. The newest translation into Ukrainian is by Yaroslav Myshanych.

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