The Diary of a Young Girl

图书标准信息

• 作者 Anne、Elie Wiesel 著；Otto、Mirjam Pressler 编；Susan Massotty 译
• 出版社 Penguin
• 出版时间 2000-03
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9780141182759
• 定价 68.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 32开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 368页
• 正文语种 英语

【内容简介】

'June,1942:IhopeIwillbeabletoconfideeverythingtoyou,asIhaveneverbeenabletoconfideinanyone,andIhopeyouwillbeagreatsourceofcomfortandsupport'.InAmsterdam,inthesummerof1942,theNazisforcedteenagerAnneFrankandherfamilyintohiding.Forovertwoyears,they,anotherfamilyandaGermandentistlivedina'secretannexe',fearingdiscovery.Allthattime,Annekeptadiary.Anintimaterecordoftensionandstruggle,adolescenceandconfinement,angerandheartbreak,thisisthedefinitiveeditionofthediaryofAnneFrank.

【作者简介】

AnneFrankwasborninFrankfurt-am-Main,Germanyon12thJune1929,thesecondchildofOttoandEdithFrank.In1933HitlerhadcometopowerandwastakingmoreandmoremeasuresagainsttheJews.TheFrankfamilyfearedwhatthefuturemightholdiftheystayedinGermany.WhenOttoreceivedanoffertostartanewcompanyinAmsterdam,thefamilydecidedtomovetotheNetherlands.Annewasalivelyandfun-lovinglittlegirlwhohadlotsoffriends.ShewenttoaMontessorischoolwithhersisterMargot,alsoextremelybrightandclever.In1940HitlerinvadedtheNetherlandsandgraduallyimposedtheirrestrictionsontheJews.OttotransferredhisbusinesstohistrustedcolleaguesJohannesKleimanandVictorKuglerandbeganpreparingthesecretannexeconnectedtotheofficewarehouseforhiding.Annewasgivenherdiaryonher13thbirthdayin1942,andsheimmediatelybeganwritinginitaboutherfamily,friendsandschool.Amonthlater,Margot,likethousandsofotheryoungJews,receivedacall-upnoticeandwasorderedtoreporttotheSS.Thatevening,thefamilymovedintothesecretannexeand,withthehelpofKleimanandKugler,andemployeesMiepSantrouschitzandBepVoskuijl,theyremainedinhidingforthenexttwoyears.AnnediedinBergen-BelsenconcentrationcampnearHanover(Germany)inFebruaryorearlyMarchl945,justdaysafterhersister,Margot,andonlyafewweeksbeforethecampwasliberatedbyBritishtroops.
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【目录】

INTRODUCTION 

FOREWORD 

The Diary of a Young

AFTERWORD