Introduction

At beginning of September of 1939 the most

Geographically widespread military conflict that the word has ever seen was about to start.

The second world war was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945 where many lives were lost, one of them of this little girl, Anne Frank.

Anne Frank was a 13 year old girl born in Germany. She was the youngest daughter of Otto and Edith Frank.

Anne Frank was living in Holland during the WWII because their parents decided to move there as the results that Hitler had led the Nazi party to power in 1933. The Franks were Jews and sadly they were hiding because Germans were arresting people and sending them to concentration camps for the purpose of killing them. The intention was to exterminate all Jews in Europe. The life for Jews people became very hard, they were suffering for many types of discrimination, such as: wear a star for the Germans to identify them, they were not admitted of travel and so other things. Unfortunately some Jews business and homes were burned.

Given the circumstances Otto Frank with his managers (Kleiman and Kugler) made a plan; on the top of the company building were two rooms that could not be seen from the outside... so they brought food and all the necessary things to lived there. Anne and her family moved to their new home and she lived there for eight years, until the Nazis killed her but luckily her father found her diary where she wrote about her insecurities, her future plans and whises she had just like learning new languages and arts, travel to London and Paris and even he told us about her growing love for Peter van Daan.

Everything starts when Anne received her diary on her 13th birthday on 1942, it was a gift of her mother and father. All her friends sang to her the happy birthday and spent quality time with her just like her family.

At the very first moment Anne was not so sure about writing in her diary but as the time passes she started writing so many personal stuffs, problems, and her future plans. Once she said that she was enclosed by a lot of people that she could have called friends and a very supportive family.

The diary was her only way to open about her deepest emotions and talk about her personal life.