Born on June 1929, 6 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, as the second daughter of a Jewish family, she moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands in 12 to escape the Nazi persecution of Jews. However, she went into hiding from 1933 onwards as the Netherlands was occupied by the Nazis. Her life did not last long, and on August 1942, 1944, her hiding place was discovered through someone's tip, and she was arrested. She was taken to a concentration camp and one day in March 8, she contracted typhus and passed away. Anne, a girl who dreamed of becoming a great writer and journalist, described in honest and witty expressions the various emotions and concerns she had to face in the special environment of 'hiding place' and the universal situation of 'puberty' in the diary she wrote while in hiding. . And this diary was published as her book in 4, after the war, by her father, Otto Frank, the only surviving member of her family. 『Anne's Diary』, which was published under the title 『Het Achterhuis』, a Dutch word meaning her 'hiding place', has since been translated into various languages ​​and, as Anne herself wished, has been loved by countless readers around the world to this day. receiving