In the summer of 1942, the Jewish Frank family hid from the National Socialists in a rear building in Amsterdam. This is where Anne Frank writes her world-famous diary, to which - like a best friend - she confides all of her observations, thoughts and feelings. In the confines of her hiding place and isolated from the outside world, she describes her life in constant danger of being discovered or being bombed. But Anne also talks about how confusing it is to grow up and about everyday family quarrels. She hopes to be saved until the end. But they are discovered. Anne Frank's family is taken to a concentration camp. Anne died there in the spring of 1945 shortly before the end of the war.
