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锝涘皬锝濓經璇达綕锝泃锝濓經xt锝濓經澶╋綕锝涘爞
the　diary　of　a　young　girl　：　the　definitive　edition

anne　frank

edited　by　otto　h。　frank　and　mirjam　pressler

translated　by　susan　massotty

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anne　franks　the　diary　of　a　young　girl　is　among　the　most　enduring　documents　of　the　twentieth　century。　since　its　publication　in　1947；　it　has　been　read　by　tens　of　millions　of　people　all　over　the　world。　it　remains　a　beloved　and　deeply　admired　testament　to　the　indestructable　nature　of　the　human　spirit。

restore　in　this　definitive　edition　are　diary　entries　that　had　been　omitted　from　the　original　edition。　these　passages；　which　constitute　30　percent　more　material；　reinforce　the　fact　that　anne　was　first　and　foremost　a　teenage　girl；　not　a　remote　and　flawless　symbol。　she　fretted　about；　and　tried　to　copie　with；　her　own　emerging　sexuality。　like　many　young　girls；　she　often　found　herself　in　disagreement　with　her　mother。　and　like　any　teenager；　she　veered　between　the　carefree　nature　of　a　child　and　the　full…fledged　sorrow　of　an　adult。　anne　emerges　more　human；　more　vulnerable；　and　more　vital　than　ever。

anne　frank　and　her　family；　fleeing　the　horrors　of　nazi　occupation；　hid　in　the　back　of　an　amsterdam　warehouse　for　two　years。　she　was　thirteen　when　the　family　went　into　the　secret　annex；　and　in　these　pages　she　grows　to　be　a　young　woman　and　a　wise　observer　of　human　nature　as　well。　with　unusual　insight；　she　reveals　the　relations　between　eight　people　living　under　extraordinary　conditions；　facing　hunger；　the　ever…present　threat　of　discovery　and　death；　plete　estrangement　from　the　outside　world；　and　above　all；　the　boredom；　the　petty　misunderstandings；　and　the　frustrations　of　living　under　such　unbearable　strain；　in　such　confined　quarters。

a　timely　story　rediscovered　by　each　new　generation；　the　diary　of　a　young　girl　stands　without　peer。　for　both　young　readers　and　adults　it　continues　to　bring　to　life　this　young　woman；　who　for　a　time　survived　the　worst　horror　of　the　modern　world　had　seen　　and　who　remained　triumphantly　and　heartbreakingly　human　throughout　her　ordeal。

for　those　who　know　and　love　anne　frank；　the　definitive　edition　is　a　chance　to　discover　her　anew。　for　readers　who　have　not　yet　encountered　her；　this　is　the　edition　to　cherish。

anne　frank　was　born　on　june　12；　1929。　she　died　while　imprisoned　at　bergen…belsen；　three　months　short　of　her　sixteenth　birthday。　otto　h。　frank　was　the　only　member　of　his　immediate　framily　to　survive　the　holocaust。　he　died　in　1980。

mirjam　pressler　is　a　popular　writer　of　books　for　young　adults。　she　lives　in　germany。

translated　by　susan　massotty。

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FOREWORD

锛屽皬璇达伎t锛縳t澶╁爞
anne　frank　kept　a　diary　from　june　12；　1942；　to　august　1；　1944。　initially；　she　wrote　it　strictly　for　herself。　then；　one　day　in　1944；　gerrit　bolkestein；　a　member　of　the　dutch　government　in　exile；　announced　in　a　radio　broadcast　from　london　that　after　the　war　he　hoped　to　collect　eyewitness　accounts　of　the　suffering　of　the　dutch　people　under　the　german　occupation；　which　could　be　made　available　to　the　public。　as　an　example；　he　specifically　mentioned　letters　and　diaries。

impressed　by　this　speech；　anne　frank　decided　that　when　the　war　was　over　she　would　publish　a　book　based　on　her　diary。　she　began　rewriting　and　editing　her　diary；　improving　on　the　text；　omitting　passages　she　didnt　think　were　interesting　enough　and　adding　others　from　memory。　at　the　same　time；　she　kept　up　her　original　diary。　in　the　scholarly　work　the　diary　of　anne　frank：　the　critical　edition　（1989）；　annes　first；　unedited　diary　is　referred　to　as　version　a；　to　distinguish　it　from　her　second；　edited　diary；　which　is　known　as　version　b。

the　last　entry　in　annes　diary　is　dated　august　1；　1944。　on　august　4；　1944；　the　eight　people　hiding　in　the　secret　annex　were　arrested。　miep　gies　and　bep　voskuijl；　the　two　secretaries　working　in　the　building；　found　annes　diaries　strewn　allover　the　floor。　；miep　gies　tucked　them　away　in　a　desk　drawer　for　safekeeping。　after　the　war；　when　it　became　clear　that　anne　was　dead；　she　gave　the　diaries；　unread；　to　annes　father；　otto　frank。

after　long　deliberation；　otto　frank　decided　to　fulfill　his　daughters　wish　and　publish　her　diary。　he　selected　material　from　versions　a　and　b；　editing　them　into　a　shorter　version　later　referred　to　as　version　c。　readers　all　over　the　world　know　this　as　the　diary　of　a　fauna　girl。

in　making　his　choice；　otto　frank　had　to　bear　several　points　in　mind。　to　begin　with；

the　book　had　to　be　kept　short　so　that　it　would　fit　in　with　a　series　put　out　by　the　dutch　publisher。　in　addition；　several　passages　dealing　with　annes　sexuality　were　omitted；　at　the　time　of　the　diarys　initial　publication；　in　1947；　it　was　not　customary　to　write　openly　about　sex；　and　certainly　not　in　books　for　young　adults。　out　of　respect　for　the　dead；　otto　frank　also　omitted　a　number　of　unflattering　passages　about　his　wife　and　the　other　residents　of　the　secret　annex。　anne　frank；　who　was　thirteen　when　she　began　her　diary　and　fifteen　when　she　was　forced　to　stop；　wrote　without　reserve　about　her　likes　and　dislikes。

when　otto　frank　died　in　1980；　he　willed　his　daughters　manuscripts　to　the　netherlands　state　institute　for　war　documentation　in　amsterdam。　because　the　authenticity　of　the　diary　had　been　challenged　ever　since　its　publication；　the　institute　for　war　documentation　ordered　a　thorough　investigation。　once　the　diary　was　proved；　beyond　a　shadow　of　a　doubt；　to　be　genuine；　it　was　published　in　its　entirety；　along　with　the　results　of　an　exhaustive　study。　the　critical　edition　contains　not　only　versions　a；　band　c；　but　also　articles　on　the　background　of　the　frank　family；　the　circumstances　surrounding　their　arrest　and　deportation；　and　the　examination　into　annes　handwriting；　the　document　and　the　materials　used。

the　anne　frank…fonds　（anne　frank　foundation）　in　basel　（switzerland）；。　which　as　otto　franks　sole　heir　had　also　inherited　his　daughters　copyrights；　then　decided　to　have　anew；　expanded　edition　of　the　diary　published　for　general　readers。　this　new　edition　in　no　way　affects　the　integrity　of　the　old　one　originally　edited　by　otto　frank；　which　brought　the　diary　and　its　message　to　millions　of　people。　the　task　of　pthng　the　expanded　edition　was　given　to　the　writer　and　translator　mirjam　pressler。　otto　franks　original　selection　has　now　been　supplemented　with　passages　from　annes　a　and　b　versions。　mirjam　presslers　definitive　edition；　approved　by　the　anne　frank…fonds；　contains　approximately　30　percent　more　material　and　is　intended　to　give　the　reader　more　insight　into　the　world　of　anne　frank。

in　writing　her　second　version　（b）；　anne　invented　pseudonyms　for　the　people　who　would　appear　in　her　book。　she　initially　wanted　to　call　herself　anne　aulis；　and　later　anne　robin。　otto　frank　opted　to　call　his　family　by　their　own　names　and　to　follow　annes　wishes　with　regard　to　the　others。　over　the　years；　the　identity　of　the　people　who　helped　the　family　in　the　secret　annex　has　bee　mon　knowledge。　in　this　edition；　the　helpers　are　now　referred　to　by　their　real　names；　as　they　so　justly　deserve　to　be。　all　other　persons　are　named　in　accordance　with　the　pseudonyms　in　the　critical　edition。　the　institute　for　war　documentation　has　arbitrarily　assigned　initials　to　those　persons　wishing　to　remain　anonymous。

the　real　names　of　the　other　people　hiding　in　the　secret　annex　are：

the　van　pels　family

（from　osnabriick；　germany）：

auguste　van　pels　（born　september　9；　1890）

hermann　van　pels　（born　march　31；　1889）

peter　van　pels　（born　november　8；　1926）

called　by　anne；　in　her　manuscript：　petronella；　hans　and　alfred　van　daan；　and　in　the　book：　petronella；　hermann　and　peter　van　daan。

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FRITZ　PFEFFER

銆婂皬璇磘銆媥t澶╁爞
fritz　pfeffer

（born　april　30；　1889；　in　giessen；　germany）：

called　by　anne；　in　her　manuscript　and　in　the　book：　alfred　dussel。

the　reader　may　wish　to　bear　in　mind　that　much　of　this　edition　is　based　on　the　b　version　of　annes　diary；　which　she　wrote　when　she　was　around　fifteen　years　old。

occasionally；　anne　went　back　and　mented　on　a　passage　she　had　written　earlier。

these　ments　are　clearly　marked　in　this　edition。　naturally；　annes　spelling　and　linguistic　errors　have　been　corrected。　otherwise；　the　text　has　basically　been　left　as　she　wrote　it；　since　any　attempts　at　editing　and　clarification　would　be　inappropriate　in　a　historical　document。

i　hope　i　will　be　able　to　confide　everything　to　you；　as　i　have　never　been　able　to　confide　in　anyone；　and　i　hope　you　will　be　a　great　source　of　fort　and　support。

　　



June；　1942

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june　12；　1942

i　hope　i　will　be　able　to　confide　everything　to　you；　as　i　have　never　been　able　to　confide　in　anyone；　and　i　hope　you　will　be　a　great　source　of　fort　and　support。

ment　added　by　anne　on　september　28；　1942：　so　far　you　truly　have　been　a　areat　source　of　fort　to　me；　and　so　has　kitty；　whom　i　now　write　to　regularly。

this　way　of　keeping　a　diary　is　much　nicer；　and　now　i　can　hardly　wait　for　those　moments　when　im　able　to　write　in　you。　oh；　im　so　alad　i　brought　you　along！

sunday；　june　14；　1942

ill　begin　from　the　moment　i　got　you；　the　moment　i　saw　you　lying　on　the　table　among　my　other　birthday　presents。　（i　went　along　when　you　were　bought；　but　that　doesnt　count。）

on　friday；　june　12；　i　was　awake　at　six　oclock；　which　isnt　surprising；　since　it　was　my　birthday。　but　im　not　allowed　to　get　up　at　that　hour；　so　i　had　to　control　my　curiosity　until　quarter　to　seven。　when　i　couldnt　wait　any　longer；　i　went　to　the　dining　room；　where　moortje　（the　cat）　weled　me　by　rubbing　against　my　legs。

a　little　after　seven　i　went　to　daddy　and　mama　and　then　to　the　living　room　to　open　my　presents；　and　you　were　the　first　thing　i　saw；　maybe　one　of　my　nicest　presents。

then　a　bouquet　of　roses；　some　peonies　and　a　potted　plant。　from　daddy　and　mama　i　got　a　blue　blouse；　a　game；　a　bottle　of　grape　juice；　which　to　my　mind　tastes　a　bit　like　wine　（after　all；　wine　is　ma