Notes:

• The pasted sheet (6 Jan '44) was probably (?) pasted onto the bottom, though the illustration may look as if they were two sheets pasted together.
• All information is gleaned from The Diary of Anne Frank: the Critical Edition, by the Netherlands State Institute for War Documentation. Mainly the handwriting analysis article and the notes at the back of the book. (I am not more exact about all of this because I did the research just for my own curiosity several years ago and did not make reference notes.)
• Little arrows in the illustration indicate photos of the diary pages. When photos are in The Critical Edition, "CE" pages refer you to that book.
• Due to the tall illustration, this prints better in Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Illustration (from bottom)	Page	Note
	front endpaper	Diary of Anne Frank/from 12 December 1943 to 17 April 1944/"Secret Annexe"/A'dam C./In part letters to "Kitty."
	1	22 Dec 1943 (first entry)
	4	24 Dec 1943 (CE p. 145 has photo of this page)
	7	27 Dec 1944: pasted in Christmas package decorations from her first Christmas celebration, (CE p. 434 has photo of them)
	15	6 Jan 1944: pasted sheet in to expand the space to write in, making pages 15a and 15b. The somewhat famous girl-girl entry (Venus, Jacques). On the added sheet she writes of how she's not in love with Peter, just talks to him.
	28-9	15 and 19 Jan 1944 (CE p. 146 has photo of these pages)
	50-1	8 Feb 1944: at the family's request, Anne's "representation of her parents' marriage" are omitted. (Approximately 2.5 pages.) I assume that re-writes of these may be among the excerpts revealed in 1998. See also the note on page 482 of The Critical Edition.
	126	20 March 1944: briefly continued here, after p. 123, skipping a sheet, then crossing out what she had started and continuing her entry on page 124 as usual.
	130-1	20 and 22 March 1944 (CE p. 147 has photo of these pages)
	138	23 March 1944: after being confronted by Peter (who had thought they'd had a joke on him), she writes about it. Upset, she signs "Mary Anne Frank" (her middle name was Marie). (CE p. 560 has photo of this page.)
	140	24 March 1944: after this page, she skipped a sheet, continuing on page 143.
	141	24 March 1944: It appears that she put a note to tell the reader to go to the next sheet first. She continues writing on this page after filling page 143.
	142	Just puts a dash here.
	143	(Continued from page 140, then continues on back to p. 141.)
	144	(Continues from page 141.)
	191	11 April 1944: pasted in note about the 9 April break in. This is in pencil and not in Anne's handwriting. It outlines what to be sure to tell Kleiman in a (risky) phone call.
	203	17 April 1944 (last page of third diary)
	extra 1-37	37 pages were used for Cady's Life. I don't know if Cady's Life was located at the end. I only illustrated it that way.
		(The question mark is only because it is possible that some pages were torn out for non-diary use.)

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