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The Diary of Anne Frank tells the life of a thirteen-year-old Jewish girl who, along with her family and other refugees, hides in an attic during the Nazi occupation of Holland. From June 1942 to August 1944, Ana describes in her diary the difficult living conditions, the conflicts between the eight occupants and the constant tension due to the fear of being discovered. Despite the adversities, Ana expresses her thoughts, her relationships with her parents—admiring her father while criticizing her mother—and her desire to be more than a housewife. Coexistence was difficult, and the monotony of life in hiding exacerbated tempers. Sometimes Ana and the son of the other family, the Van Daam family, would try to lighten the spirits by dressing up and making the others laugh. Eventually, they were all captured, and Ana and her sister Margot died in a concentration camp in Germany. The only survivor was Anne's father, Otto Frank, who after the war found his daughter's diary and decided to fulfill her wish to publish it, revealing Nazi atrocities to the world from the perspective of a girl.