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Anne Frank’s diary has been translated into over 70 languages — a teenage voice louder than most megaphones.

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The Diary of a Young Girl has been translated widely—commonly cited at 70+ languages—and remains one of the most read accounts of the Holocaust. Anne wrote it while in hiding in 1942–1944, and it was first published in 1947.

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