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Frank, Anne
Frank, Anne ( 1929 – 45 )German Jewish girl. Her diary, first published in 1947 , records the experiences of her family living for two years in hiding from the Nazis in occupied Amsterdam. They were eventually betrayed and sent to concentration camps; Anne died in Belsen from typhoid. Her diary has been translated into more than 30 languages, including an English version, and has become a symbol of the suffering of European Jews at the hands of the Germans.
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