After all, Anne Frank had to hide her identity so much ... intentional and sophisticated. Her first entry in the original diary, for instance, begins with a long description of her birthday ...

When I started to read , I thought there was little that I didn’t know about Anne and her circumstances. I had read her world ...

Before touring the Anne Frank exhibition at New York’s Center ... Otto was so impressed by what he read that he typed out her diary entries and gave them to others to read.

As Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches we'd like to honor a very special book "The Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank. This gives us a first-hand look into a young Jewish girl's life as she lives ...

The book was originally donated to the Quonset museum in a collection that included a collar from Hitler's dog and a pair of Hermann Goering's pajamas ...

which led her to rewrite and refine original diary entries. Dozens of published copies are on display creating a visual ...

Part of the “Reading and Writing with Anne Frank” area of the exhibit, which showcases passages from her diary and invites visitors to write their own diary entries detailing what they learned ...

Despite her all-too-brief life, Annelies “Anne” Frank is the stuff of legend, lore, and countless heart-felt tributes. She is the unspeakably tragic face of the Jewish Holocaust. Her family ...

Visitors can immerse themselves in a reconstruction of Anne Frank's room, including her writing desk where she wrote her now-famous diary ... and holidays. Last entry is one hour before closing.

While the Diary of Anne Frank is a book most students read for the first time in middle school, South Carolinians can get a unique opportunity to learn about her story in a way not many others can.