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This Wikipedia article serves as an extensive biography of Anne Frank, the German-born Jewish diarist who perished in the Holocaust. The text traces her early life and emigration to the Netherlands before meticulously chronicling the two years her family spent hiding in the Secret Annex in Amsterdam until their arrest. Significant sections are devoted to her experiences in concentration camps and the enduring mystery surrounding the source of her discovery and ultimate betrayal. Furthermore, the overview details the creation and reception of her famous diary, The Diary of a Young Girl, including the legal challenges mounted against those denying its authenticity. The document concludes by describing Frank's lasting global legacy, encompassing museums, educational centers, and her position as a central, symbolic figure of Holocaust victims.