The Diary of Anne Frank

E60566

Holocaust literature book diary non-fiction book

The Diary of Anne Frank is the world-famous published journal of a Jewish girl hiding from the Nazis during World War II, offering a poignant, firsthand account of life under persecution.

Aliases (5)

The Diary of a Young Girl ×8
The Diary of Anne Frank (play) ×3
Anne Frank's diary ×1
Anne Frank's original diary manuscripts ×1
The Diary of Anne Frank (1959 film) ×1

Statements (67)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Holocaust literature → book → diary → non-fiction book →
adaptedAs	1959 film The Diary of Anne Frank → stage play The Diary of Anne Frank →
author	Anne Frank →
basedOn	Anne Frank's original diary manuscripts →
compiler	Otto Frank →
countryOfOrigin	Netherlands →
editor	Otto Frank →
endTimeOfDiaryEntries	1944-08-01 →
firstPublicationYear	1947 →
firstPublisher	Contact Publishing →
genre	autobiographical literature → war diary →
hasAudience	Holocaust researchers → general readership → students →
hasCharacter	Anne Frank → Auguste van Pels → Edith Frank → Fritz Pfeffer NERFINISHED → Hermann van Pels → Margot Frank → Otto Frank → Peter van Pels →
hasEnglishTranslation	The Diary of a Young Girl →
hasForm	diary entries →
hasPublicationStatus	posthumous →
hasTheme	coming of age → family relationships → hope → human resilience → identity → loss of innocence → oppression → religion and faith → war and violence →
influenced	Holocaust education worldwide →
languageOfFirstEdition	Dutch →
mainSubject	Holocaust → Nazi occupation of the Netherlands → World War II → life in hiding → persecution of Jews →
narrativeLocation	Amsterdam → Secret Annex →
notableFor	documentation of Holocaust experiences → firsthand account of Jewish life in hiding → global impact on Holocaust remembrance →
originalLanguage	Dutch →
originalTitle	Het Achterhuis →
portrays	Jewish identity → adolescent development → daily life in hiding → fear of persecution →
startTimeOfDiaryEntries	1942-06-12 →
subtitle	Dagboekbrieven van 12 juni 1942 – 1 augustus 1944 →
timePeriodDescribed	Nazi occupation of the Netherlands → World War II →
translatedTitle	The Diary of a Young Girl →
usedIn	school curricula around the world →
writtenBy	Anne Frank →
writtenDuring	Nazi occupation of the Netherlands → World War II →
writtenIn	Secret Annex →

Referenced by (20)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Albert Hackett ("The Diary of Anne Frank (play)") → Anne Frank ("The Diary of a Young Girl") → Dorothy Spencer → Frances Goodrich ("The Diary of Anne Frank (play)") → Frances Goodrich ("The Diary of Anne Frank (1959 film)") → Kermit Bloomgarden → Kermit Bloomgarden →	notableWork
Bep Voskuijl → Peter van Pels ("The Diary of a Young Girl") →	appearsIn
Albert Hackett ("The Diary of a Young Girl") → The Diary of Anne Frank ("Anne Frank's original diary manuscripts") →	basedOn
Hannah Goslar →	describedIn
The Diary of Anne Frank ("The Diary of a Young Girl") →	hasEnglishTranslation
Time magazine Top 100 non-fiction books since 1923 ("The Diary of a Young Girl") →	hasPart
Westerkerk, Amsterdam ("The Diary of a Young Girl") →	mentionedIn
Hermann van Pels ("The Diary of a Young Girl") →	portrayedIn
Miep Gies ("Anne Frank's diary") →	preserved
Anne Frank ("The Diary of Anne Frank (play)") →	subjectOf
The Diary of Anne Frank ("The Diary of a Young Girl") →	translatedTitle
Dorothy Spencer →	workedOn