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Two portraits of Anne Frank, both when she was aged about 11, circa 1940
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Anne Frank, circa 1940
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Doing homework aged twelve
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A photograph with Anne's handwritten comments, dated 10 October 1942
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Sculpture of Anne by Mari S. Andriessen in Westermarkt, Prinsengracht, Amsterdam
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At the wedding of Miep Santrouschitz and Jan Gies, 16 July 1941: Anne walks between her parents Margot and Otto
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The house on Prinsengracht where the Frank family hid from 1942 to 1944, in a photograph taken shortly after the Second World War
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Prinsengracht 263 in 1994
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Entrance to the hiding place in Prinsengracht 263 hidden by a bookcase, 1994
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The washroom in the Franks' hiding place, 1994
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The original Anne Frank diaries, written 1942-44 and first published in Dutch in 1946
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A view of Amsterdam in 1943 whilst the Frank family was in hiding
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1957 woodcut illustration of Anne Frank by Herbert Sandberg (artist's copyright through akg-images)
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Het Achterhuis, the original Dutch edition of the diary from 1946
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The tragic fate of the Franks and many other Jewish families: a Jewish family in Amsterdam being taken to an assembly camp, prior to the concentration camp, 1942/43
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