Anne Frank, a Jewish girl from Amsterdam, was forced into hiding during the height of the Holocaust. For two years, the cramped attic of a building served as her family's refuge. In these harsh conditions, Anne wrote in a diary she named 'Kitty', revealing her dreams, fears, and thoughts. Her writings bear testament to a girl's spirit, resilience, and hope amidst the horrors of war. Shockingly, Anne and her family were discovered and deported to concentration camps where she tragically lost her life. Her father, Otto Frank, the sole survivor, found Anne's diary and decided to publish it. The Diary of Anne Frank has since been translated into over 70 languages, shining a light on the human side of war and persecution. Anne's story helps us remember the victims of the Holocaust and serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of prejudice and hatred.