The heartbreaking final chapter of Anne Frank's life—after her arrest and before her death in Bergen-Belsen. Through the testimonies of six Jewish women who survived the Holocaust and encountered Anne during those harrowing months, Willy Lindwer reconstructs the unwritten story that Anne herself could never tell. This deeply moving account sheds light on Anne's resilience, suffering, and humanity amid unimaginable darkness. A powerful tribute to her legacy and the countless voices lost in silence, this essential historical document offers a profound glimpse into the final days of one of history's most beloved diarists. Essential reading for anyone moved by Anne's diary and seeking to understand the full scope of her story.
Condition: Fair - heavy wear, significant yellowing
