Anne Frank Diary Chronology

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~ Anne Frank Diary Chronology ~

Calendar links are writing dates. The calendar links are to the information on the diary entry/entries for that date. This information consists of page numbers: where in the Critical Edition to read the entry/entries and where in Anne's diaries the original diary the entry/entries were. Often I included notes on the entry or date. When a calendar date link is italicized, Anne only wrote tales or essays on that date (on loose sheets of paper).

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1 9 4 2
April	May	June
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
July	August	September
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6* 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
October	November	December
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

* 6 July 1942: Anne entered the "Secret Annexe."

1 9 4 3
January	February	March
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
April	May	June
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
July	August	September
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
October	November	December
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

1 9 4 4
January	February	March
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28*29 30 31
April	May	June
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
July	August	September
S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4* 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

There were also some undated tales and essays.
* 28 March 1944: radio airs address about diaries.
* 4 August 1944: Anne taken from the "Secret Annexe" (raid).

Notes

Anne and the others in hiding -- and their friends -- referred to the hiding place as the "secret annexe." In the notes, I use this term, or "S.A."
The a-b-c column is kind of useless. It regards the version:
a: a diary entry from a bound diary
b: a diary entry (or re-write) on loose sheet(s) of paper
c: the diary entry as it appeared in Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. A "c" never appears in the column. The "c" version is on the same pages as the source version ("a" and/or "b").
"C.E." is the Critical Edition book. The C.E. page numbers are for the the English language edition (at least). The book doesn't always put the entries in date order, so these tables can be useful if you plan to read the original diary entries in order.
"Tales" in the notes column means the page in the book, Tales from the Secret Annex.
The diaries and loose sheet pages (LS) were numbered by someone somewhere along the line and I included these page numbers when they're known. Of course, the diary is noted as well.

"1" is diary one, etc., but the second diary is missing, so no entries are marked "2" as it's not available. "T" refers to the few tales/essays the Critical Edition includes.
Most entries not otherwise noted are to "Kitty" or "Kit."
I don't note every pasted-in entry or every entry with photos or other items in it. Go to the Page Use exploration for that. It is also useful for illustrations of the number of pages in each diary and their comparative sizes. Page numbering issues are also noted there.

Finally, a note about the missing diary: it's dates covered about: 7 Dec '42 to 22 Dec '43. Anne had finished the re-writes for this diary, so I think we basically have it. However, note that her tone is more mature and one can't quite believe she could go from writing to an assortment of imaginary friends suddenly to writing to only one diary personality ("Kitty"), and in a less childish manner. There is one original diary entry from this period (pasted into diary one: 2 May 1943). For more information about Anne's rewrite project, see Chronology of Anne's Re-writing her Diary for Publication.

Diary Entries Information
in Chronological Order

date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
June 1942
12	177	a	1	1	(is front endpaper)
14	177-86	a	1	3-15
15	187	a	1	16-22
16	188-9	a	1	22-28
19	189	a	1	28
20	180-4 185-94	b b	LS	1-5 6-8
21	195-7	b	LS	9-12
24	198-9	b	LS	13-15
30 late June	192-203 191-2	a a	1	36-42 31-33, 35

July 1942

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 199-205 b LS 15-17

5 205 b LS 18-20

8 206-22
206-10 a
b 1
LS 42-5
21-6 the move to the secret annex

9 210-4 b LS 27-31

10 215-6 b LS 32-4

11 216-8 b LS 35-8

12 223-6 a 1 47-9

"Thurs" 226-7 a 1 49-51

July 1942
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	199-205	b	LS	15-17
5	205	b	LS	18-20
8	206-22 206-10	a b	1 LS	42-5 21-6	the move to the secret annex
9	210-4	b	LS	27-31
10	215-6	b	LS	32-4
11	216-8	b	LS	35-8
12	223-6	a	1	47-9
"Thurs"	226-7	a	1	49-51

August 1942

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 227-8 a 1 52-5

14 219-21
229 b
a LS
1 39-42
55-7

21 230-1 b LS 43-4

22 232-3 a 1 57-9

August 1942
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	227-8	a	1	52-5
14	219-21 229	b a	LS 1	39-42 55-7
21	230-1	b	LS	43-4
22	232-3	a	1	57-9

September 1942

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

2 232-6 b LS 45-51

21 233-9
239-42 a
b 1
LS 59-65
52-5

22 240-2 a 1 65-6

25 243-6
244-7 a
b 1
LS 66-9
56-9 Three letters: two farewells to Jaqueline, one to "Pop."

26 246-9 a 1 69-72 Two: to "Marianne" and to "Kitty."

27 249-56
249-51
258 a
b
a 1
LS
1 72-5
60-3
75 Two: to "Conny," to "Pein."
To "Pop."

28 252-6
258-60
177
190-2
223
227 b
a
a
a
a
a LS
1
1
1
1
1 64-70
75-7
1-2
29-34
46
51 (no note)
Three: "Kit," "Pien," and "Loutje."
(is both sides of endpaper)
(Notes, photos, an old letter from Pim.)
"To the whole club"
(A short note.)

29 257-9 b LS 71-4

30 261-3
264-5 a
a 1
1 80-2
1-5 To "Conny."
(on pages stuck in front)

September 1942
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
2	232-6	b	LS	45-51
21	233-9 239-42	a b	1 LS	59-65 52-5
22	240-2	a	1	65-6
25	243-6 244-7	a b	1 LS	66-9 56-9	Three letters: two farewells to Jaqueline, one to "Pop."
26	246-9	a	1	69-72	Two: to "Marianne" and to "Kitty."
27	249-56 249-51 258	a b a	1 LS 1	72-5 60-3 75	Two: to "Conny," to "Pein." To "Pop."
28	252-6 258-60 177 190-2 223 227	b a a a a a	LS 1 1 1 1 1	64-70 75-7 1-2 29-34 46 51	(no note) Three: "Kit," "Pien," and "Loutje." (is both sides of endpaper) (Notes, photos, an old letter from Pim.) "To the whole club" (A short note.)
29	257-9	b	LS	71-4
30	261-3 264-5	a a	1 1	80-2 1-5	To "Conny." (on pages stuck in front)

October 1942

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 261-3 b LS 75-7

3 266-7 a 1 82-4 To "Marianne."

4 267-8 a 1 84-5

Note: there are more notes on this section of the first diary in the page use exploration.

5 268 a 1 85 To "Pop."

7 268
269-71 a
a 1
1 85-6
85, 87, 89, 91 To "Phien."
"Conny"; fantasy shop w/Bernd

9 272-4 b LS 78-81

10 275
276
282 a 1 86-8
88
93 To "Marianne."

14 276
277 a 1 89-90
90 To "Pop."
To "Phien."

15 279-80
281 a 1 90-1
91 To "Conny." scare from carpenter
To "Emmy."

16 281 a 1 92 To "Jet."

18 272
281-4
281 a 1 91b
92-4
92
92-4 is really: 92, 93b, 93a, 94a, 94. (lettered pgs are pasted in) To "Marianne"; fantasy skate w/Bernd; 92 is pictures.

20 279-89
284-7 b
a LS
1 82-4
94-95a About carpenter scare.
(95a = page pasted in)

22 287 a 1 96, 96a To "Poppie" plus jokes.

26 288 a 1 96a shorthand

28 288 a 1 96, 97
97a really: 96b, 97b; To "Phienny."
To "Lou."

29 290-1 b LS 85-6

October 1942
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	261-3	b	LS	75-7
3	266-7	a	1	82-4	To "Marianne."
4	267-8	a	1	84-5
Note: there are more notes on this section of the first diary in the page use exploration.
5	268	a	1	85	To "Pop."
7	268 269-71	a a	1 1	85-6 85, 87, 89, 91	To "Phien." "Conny"; fantasy shop w/Bernd
9	272-4	b	LS	78-81
10	275 276 282	a	1	86-8 88 93	To "Marianne."
14	276 277	a	1	89-90 90	To "Pop." To "Phien."
15	279-80 281	a	1	90-1 91	To "Conny." scare from carpenter To "Emmy."
16	281	a	1	92	To "Jet."
18	272 281-4 281	a	1	91b 92-4 92	92-4 is really: 92, 93b, 93a, 94a, 94. (lettered pgs are pasted in) To "Marianne"; fantasy skate w/Bernd; 92 is pictures.
20	279-89 284-7	b a	LS 1	82-4 94-95a	About carpenter scare. (95a = page pasted in)
22	287	a	1	96, 96a	To "Poppie" plus jokes.
26	288	a	1	96a	shorthand
28	288	a	1	96, 97 97a	really: 96b, 97b; To "Phienny." To "Lou."
29	290-1	b	LS	85-6

November 1942

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

2 291 a 1 97a,97 To "Marianne," to "Kitty"

5 292 a 1 98a-b To "Pop."

7 292-3

294-7 a

b 1

LS 98-9

86a-g To "Phien" plus pictures.

These LS were in a group of pages folded in half and this re-write entry was initially marked "30 Oct, 1943" but crossed out for "7 Nov 1942."

9 299-301 b LS 87-90

10 299-300
303
303-4 a
a
b 1
1
LS 99b+a
101
91-2 To "Conny," side b first.
to "Emmy"
going to take in eighth person

12 309-10 b LS 93-4

13 298 a 1 99-100 To "Jetty."

17 310-4 b LS 95-101 Includes "Prospectus and Guide."

19 315-6 b LS 102-5

20 317-8 b LS 106-8

28 319-20 b LS 109-11

November 1942
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
2	291	a	1	97a,97	To "Marianne," to "Kitty"
5	292	a	1	98a-b	To "Pop."
7	292-3 294-7	a b	1 LS	98-9 86a-g	To "Phien" plus pictures. These LS were in a group of pages folded in half and this re-write entry was initially marked "30 Oct, 1943" but crossed out for "7 Nov 1942."
9	299-301	b	LS	87-90
10	299-300 303 303-4	a a b	1 1 LS	99b+a 101 91-2	To "Conny," side b first. to "Emmy" going to take in eighth person
12	309-10	b	LS	93-4
13	298	a	1	99-100	To "Jetty."
17	310-4	b	LS	95-101	Includes "Prospectus and Guide."
19	315-6	b	LS	102-5
20	317-8	b	LS	106-8
28	319-20	b	LS	109-11

December 1942

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

5 298 a 1 100

7 321-3 b LS 112-5 Chanuka and St. Nicholas Day

10 324-6 b LS 116-9

12 327-8 b LS 120-2

22 329-30 b LS 123-5

December 1942
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
5	298	a	1	100
7	321-3	b	LS	112-5	Chanuka and St. Nicholas Day
10	324-6	b	LS	116-9
12	327-8	b	LS	120-2
22	329-30	b	LS	123-5

January 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

13 331-2 b LS 126-8

30 333-4 b LS 128a-c

January 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
13	331-2	b	LS	126-8
30	333-4	b	LS	128a-c

February 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

5 335-6 b LS 129-31

27 337-8 b LS 132-3

February 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
5	335-6	b	LS	129-31
27	337-8	b	LS	132-3

March 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

4 339 b LS 134-5

10 340-1 b LS 136-9

12 343-2 b LS 140 contents of version b on p.343 printed first in C.E. pages; history of the two cats

18 344 b LS 141

19 345-6 b LS 141-3

25 347-50 b LS 144-8

27 350-1 b LS 149-50

March 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
4	339	b	LS	134-5
10	340-1	b	LS	136-9
12	343-2	b	LS	140	contents of version b on p.343 printed first in C.E. pages; history of the two cats
18	344	b	LS	141
19	345-6	b	LS	141-3
25	347-50	b	LS	144-8
27	350-1	b	LS	149-50

April 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 352-3 b LS 151-2

2 353-4 b LS 152a-c

27 355-6 b LS 153-4

April 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	352-3	b	LS	151-2
2	353-4	b	LS	152a-c
27	355-6	b	LS	153-4

May 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 358 b LS 155-6

2 306-7 a 1 118, 119 letters/notes; some on a pasted-in page - 118a

18 359-60 b LS 157-9

May 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	358	b	LS	155-6
2	306-7	a	1	118, 119	letters/notes; some on a pasted-in page - 118a
18	359-60	b	LS	157-9

June 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

13 361-2 b LS 160-1 birthday poems

15 363-4 b LS 162-4

June 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
13	361-2	b	LS	160-1	birthday poems
15	363-4	b	LS	162-4

July 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

7 (Tales pg.99) "Do You Remember?"
(Tales pg.103) "The Flea"

11 365-6 b LS 165-8

13 367-70 T T 7-10 "The best little table" (argument with Pfeffer about desk)

16 371-2 b LS 169-70 About a robbery.

19 372 b LS 171

23 373-4 b LS 171-2

26 375-7 b LS 173-6 Two air raids prev. day, another this day, Mussolini stood down.

29 377-9 b LS 177-80 "Anne in theory," and not liking Pfeffer's specially recommended book.

379 T - - a note

July 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
7					(Tales pg.99) "Do You Remember?" (Tales pg.103) "The Flea"
11	365-6	b	LS	165-8
13	367-70	T	T	7-10	"The best little table" (argument with Pfeffer about desk)
16	371-2	b	LS	169-70	About a robbery.
19	372	b	LS	171
23	373-4	b	LS	171-2
26	375-7	b	LS	173-6	Two air raids prev. day, another this day, Mussolini stood down.
29	377-9	b	LS	177-80	"Anne in theory," and not liking Pfeffer's specially recommended book.
	379	T	-	-	a note

August 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

3 380 b LS 181-2

4 381-4
- b
LS
183-8
life in the secret annex
Tales pg.104: "The Battle of the Potatoes"

5 385-6 b LS 189-91 more of life: lunchtime and the soup-eaters

6 395-7
399-400
401-2 T
T
T T
T
T 21-3
23-4
19-20 potato peeling
freedom in the secret annex
(non-freedom) "As the clock strikes half past 8"

- Tales pg.107: "Villains!"

7 387-8
-
-
b

LS

192-7

kitty story
Tales pg.11: "Kitty"
Tales pg.15: "The Porter's Family"

9 389-92 b LS 198-202 more life: the evening meal

10 393-4 b LS 203-6 the art of living; S.S. car bumps into Miep

11 Tales pg.109: "My First Day at the Lyceum"
Tales pg.112: "A Lecture in Biology"

12 Tales pg.115: "A Geometry Lesson" (includes part of the "'Quack, quack,' said Mrs. Quackenbush" assignment)

August 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
3	380	b	LS	181-2
4	381-4 -	b	LS	183-8	life in the secret annex Tales pg.104: "The Battle of the Potatoes"
5	385-6	b	LS	189-91	more of life: lunchtime and the soup-eaters
6	395-7 399-400 401-2	T T T	T T T	21-3 23-4 19-20	potato peeling freedom in the secret annex (non-freedom) "As the clock strikes half past 8"
	-		Tales pg.107: "Villains!"
7	387-8 - -	b	LS	192-7	kitty story Tales pg.11: "Kitty" Tales pg.15: "The Porter's Family"
9	389-92	b	LS	198-202	more life: the evening meal
10	393-4	b	LS	203-6	the art of living; S.S. car bumps into Miep
11					Tales pg.109: "My First Day at the Lyceum" Tales pg.112: "A Lecture in Biology"
12					Tales pg.115: "A Geometry Lesson" (includes part of the "'Quack, quack,' said Mrs. Quackenbush" assignment)

September 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

10 403-4 b LS 207-8 Kleiman is having an abdominal operation, will be in the hospital for at least 4 weeks.

16 405-6 b LS 209-12

29 408 b LS 215-6

September 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
10	403-4	b	LS	207-8	Kleiman is having an abdominal operation, will be in the hospital for at least 4 weeks.
16	405-6	b	LS	209-12
29	408	b	LS	215-6

October 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

6 Tales pg. 18: "Eve's Dream"

15 Tales pg.118: "Roomers or Subtenants"

17 407 b LS 213-4 Kleiman is back from his stay at the hospital.

29 410-1 b LS 217-9 Kleiman goes home ill for at least 3 weeks.

October 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
6					Tales pg. 18: "Eve's Dream"
15					Tales pg.118: "Roomers or Subtenants"
17	407	b	LS	213-4	Kleiman is back from his stay at the hospital.
29	410-1	b	LS	217-9	Kleiman goes home ill for at least 3 weeks.

November 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

3 412-3 b LS 220-2 Latin; vacuum cleaner's busted; fire lit in A.M.; careless acts; fights

8 415-6 b LS 227-9 the black circle

11 413-4 b LS 223-6 "Ode to My Fountain Pen: In Memoriam"

17 420-1 b LS 230-2 Bep to be out for six weeks: diptheria in the home.

27 422-3 b LS 233-5a Hanneli vision (pg. 235a is pasted-on)

November 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
3	412-3	b	LS	220-2	Latin; vacuum cleaner's busted; fire lit in A.M.; careless acts; fights
8	415-6	b	LS	227-9	the black circle
11	413-4	b	LS	223-6	"Ode to My Fountain Pen: In Memoriam"
17	420-1	b	LS	230-2	Bep to be out for six weeks: diptheria in the home.
27	422-3	b	LS	233-5a	Hanneli vision (pg. 235a is pasted-on)

December 1943

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

6 424-6 b LS 236-9 St. Nicholas Day

22 427-9
427-9
- a
b
3
LS
0-2
240-1
-
-
Tales pg.26: "Paula's Plane Trip"

24 430-3
430-1
- a
b
3
LS
3-6
242-3
-
-
Tales pg.123: "Dreams of Movie Stardom"

27 434 a 3 7 Christmas cake and gifts

29 435-6 a 3 8-9 Granny and Hannelie in thoughts

30 437 a 3 9-10

December 1943
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
6	424-6	b	LS	236-9	St. Nicholas Day
22	427-9 427-9 -	a b	3 LS	0-2 240-1	- - Tales pg.26: "Paula's Plane Trip"
24	430-3 430-1 -	a b	3 LS	3-6 242-3	- - Tales pg.123: "Dreams of Movie Stardom"
27	434	a	3	7	Christmas cake and gifts
29	435-6	a	3	8-9	Granny and Hannelie in thoughts
30	437	a	3	9-10

January 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

2 438-9 b LS 244-6 reconsidering things she wrote about Mummy

6 440-51

444-7 a

b 3

LS 11-22

247-50 Mummy; blushing; Venus and Jacques; history of Petel
Peter and Petel dream, and Granny and Hanneli

7 448-50 b LS 251-4

12 452-6 a
b 3
LS 23-7
255-8 dancing lessons; "Cloudless Morn" book; Bep

15 457-8 a
b 3
LS 27-9
259-61

19 459 a 3 29-30 noticed dream changed her

22 460-2
460-2
287
304-5 a
b
a
a 3
LS
1
1 31-3
262-5
95a,91b
102-3 more on dream

(pasted-on sheets)

24 463-8 a
b 3
LS 34-9
266-70 sex info; cat

28 469
470-3 b
b LS
LS 271-2
273-7 royal families; remarks in S.A.
old stories w/frills and furbelows and beards on them

472-3 a 3 39-40 the underground

30 474 a 3 41

January 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
2	438-9	b	LS	244-6	reconsidering things she wrote about Mummy
6	440-51 444-7	a b	3 LS	11-22 247-50	Mummy; blushing; Venus and Jacques; history of Petel Peter and Petel dream, and Granny and Hanneli
7	448-50	b	LS	251-4
12	452-6	a b	3 LS	23-7 255-8	dancing lessons; "Cloudless Morn" book; Bep
15	457-8	a b	3 LS	27-9 259-61
19	459	a	3	29-30	noticed dream changed her
22	460-2 460-2 287 304-5	a b a a	3 LS 1 1	31-3 262-5 95a,91b 102-3	more on dream (pasted-on sheets)
24	463-8	a b	3 LS	34-9 266-70	sex info; cat
28	469 470-3	b b	LS LS	271-2 273-7	royal families; remarks in S.A. old stories w/frills and furbelows and beards on them
	472-3	a	3	39-40	the underground
30	474	a	3	41

February 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

3 475-81 a
b 3
LS 42-7
278-85 hypothetical questions and scenarios in S.A.

8 482 a
3
48-51
about "raven's mother"

11 Tales: pg.35: "Kathy"

12 483
483 a
b 3
LS 52-3
286
talking to Peter

14 484-7
485-7 a
b 3
LS 53-6
287-9

15 488 a 3 57 Peter's dispute with Pfeffer

16 489-92 a 3 58-62 Peter's nice

17 493
488-98 a
b 3
LS 63
290-3
(re-write several days into one)

18 494 a 3 64-5

19 495-6 a 3 65-7

20
Tales pg.131: "Sunday"
Tales pg.39: "The Flower Girl"

22

Tales pg.134: "My First Article"
Tales pg.139: "The Sink of Iniquity"
Tales pg.42: "The Guardian Angel"

23 497-9 a 3 67-70

27 500 a 3 71-2 Peter and Petel have become one

28 501 a 3 72-3

February 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
3	475-81	a b	3 LS	42-7 278-85	hypothetical questions and scenarios in S.A.
8	482	a	3	48-51	about "raven's mother"
11					Tales: pg.35: "Kathy"
12	483 483	a b	3 LS	52-3 286	talking to Peter
14	484-7 485-7	a b	3 LS	53-6 287-9
15	488	a	3	57	Peter's dispute with Pfeffer
16	489-92	a	3	58-62	Peter's nice
17	493 488-98	a b	3 LS	63 290-3	(re-write several days into one)
18	494	a	3	64-5
19	495-6	a	3	65-7
20					Tales pg.131: "Sunday" Tales pg.39: "The Flower Girl"
22					Tales pg.134: "My First Article" Tales pg.139: "The Sink of Iniquity" Tales pg.42: "The Guardian Angel"
23	497-9	a	3	67-70
27	500	a	3	71-2	Peter and Petel have become one
28	501	a	3	72-3

March 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 502-4 a
b 3
LS 73-5
494-6 burgulary

2 505-8 a 3 75-80

3 508-10 a 3 81-3

4 511 a 3 83-5

6 512-4 a 3 85-7

7 515
515-20 a
b 3
LS 88-93
297-302 her life before, how she's changed

8 521-2 a 3 93-7 notes bet. her and Margot

10 522-3 a 3 97-9

11 523 a 3 99

12 -
524-6
523-6
a
b
3
LS
100-4
303-5 Tales pg.141: "Happiness"

(two days' re-write)

14 527-31 a
b 3
LS 104-8
306-9a current situation and people's attitudes

15 533 a 3 108-9

16 533-9
537-9 a
b 3
LS 109-13
313-6

17 542-4
542 a
b 3
LS 113-6
316

18 545 a 3 116-8

19 546-8 a 3 119-23 nice talk with Peter

20 549-53 a 3 123-30 Peter; Margot and Anne's letters. Also an undated entry.

22 554-6 a 3 130-4 another letter from Margot and reply; Peter.

23 557-9
535-6 a
b 3
LS 135-8
310-2 Peter thought they talked of him

24 561-7 a 3 139-48 sex and parents talk to Peter

25 567-9
- a
3
148-53
"I want to go on living even after my death!"
Tales pg.45: "Fear"

26 Tales pg.147: "Give"

27 570-5 a
b 3
LS 153-7
317-21
politics

28 576-7 a 3 157-60 Mummy doesn't want her upstairs

29 578-81 a
b 3
LS 161-3
322-4 future: diary published? Conditions in Amsterdam. (photo of one page on p. 580)

31 582-3 a 3 163-5

March 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	502-4	a b	3 LS	73-5 494-6	burgulary
2	505-8	a	3	75-80
3	508-10	a	3	81-3
4	511	a	3	83-5
6	512-4	a	3	85-7
7	515 515-20	a b	3 LS	88-93 297-302	her life before, how she's changed
8	521-2	a	3	93-7	notes bet. her and Margot
10	522-3	a	3	97-9
11	523	a	3	99
12	- 524-6 523-6	a b	3 LS	100-4 303-5	Tales pg.141: "Happiness" (two days' re-write)
14	527-31	a b	3 LS	104-8 306-9a	current situation and people's attitudes
15	533	a	3	108-9
16	533-9 537-9	a b	3 LS	109-13 313-6
17	542-4 542	a b	3 LS	113-6 316
18	545	a	3	116-8
19	546-8	a	3	119-23	nice talk with Peter
20	549-53	a	3	123-30	Peter; Margot and Anne's letters. Also an undated entry.
22	554-6	a	3	130-4	another letter from Margot and reply; Peter.
23	557-9 535-6	a b	3 LS	135-8 310-2	Peter thought they talked of him
24	561-7	a	3	139-48	sex and parents talk to Peter
25	567-9 -	a	3	148-53	"I want to go on living even after my death!" Tales pg.45: "Fear"
26					Tales pg.147: "Give"
27	570-5	a b	3 LS	153-7 317-21	politics
28	576-7	a	3	157-60	Mummy doesn't want her upstairs
29	578-81	a b	3 LS	161-3 322-4	future: diary published? Conditions in Amsterdam. (photo of one page on p. 580)
31	582-3	a	3	163-5

April 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 583 a 3 165-6

3 584-5 a 3 167-9 food; people's wishes for after the war

5 586-8 a 3 169-72

6 589 a 3 172-3 hobbies and interests

11 590-601 a 3 174-91 whole robbery story from days after

14 602-3 a 3 192-3

15 604-6 a 3 194-7 Peter forgot to unbolt front door; new rules.

16 607-8 a 3 198-9 kiss

17 609-11 a 3 200-3

18 613-4
- a
- 4
1-3
-
Tales pg.48: "The Wise Old Dwarf"

19 614 a 4 3-4

21 616 a 4 5-6

23 Tales pg.54: "Blurry, The Explorer"

25 617-8 a 4 6-9

27 619-20 a 4 10-12

28 621-3 a 4 12-16

April 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	583	a	3	165-6
3	584-5	a	3	167-9	food; people's wishes for after the war
5	586-8	a	3	169-72
6	589	a	3	172-3	hobbies and interests
11	590-601	a	3	174-91	whole robbery story from days after
14	602-3	a	3	192-3
15	604-6	a	3	194-7	Peter forgot to unbolt front door; new rules.
16	607-8	a	3	198-9	kiss
17	609-11	a	3	200-3
18	613-4 -	a -	4	1-3	- Tales pg.48: "The Wise Old Dwarf"
19	614	a	4	3-4
21	616	a	4	5-6
23					Tales pg.54: "Blurry, The Explorer"
25	617-8	a	4	6-9
27	619-20	a	4	10-12
28	621-3	a	4	12-16

May 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

2 624-6 a 4 17-21 told father about her and Peter's kissing

3 627-9 a 4 21-5

5 629-32 a 4 25-30 wrote to father; cat poem from paper. (photo of letter to father, p. 82 of Anne Frank: Beyond the Diary)

6 632-3 a 4 31-3 news of outside

7 634-5 a 4 33-5 father upset and talked

8 636-8 a 4 36-9 family history; Miep went to party

9 639-40 a 4 39-43

10 641 a 4 43-4

11 642-3
644-7 a 4 44-8
49-55
outline of "Cady's Life" continuation

12 Tales: pg.65: "The Fairy"

13 648 a 4 56

16 649-51 a 4 57-60 political conversation; what people's interests are

19 652 a 4 61-2

20 653-4 a 4 62-4 diary all but finished in head

22 655-7 a 4 64-8 invasion soon; attitudes toward Jews souring outside

25 658-9 a 4 68-71 Bep's engaged; v. Hoeve picked up

26 660-2 a 4 71-5

31 663 a 4 75-6

May 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
2	624-6	a	4	17-21	told father about her and Peter's kissing
3	627-9	a	4	21-5
5	629-32	a	4	25-30	wrote to father; cat poem from paper. (photo of letter to father, p. 82 of Anne Frank: Beyond the Diary)
6	632-3	a	4	31-3	news of outside
7	634-5	a	4	33-5	father upset and talked
8	636-8	a	4	36-9	family history; Miep went to party
9	639-40	a	4	39-43
10	641	a	4	43-4
11	642-3 644-7	a	4	44-8 49-55	outline of "Cady's Life" continuation
12					Tales: pg.65: "The Fairy"
13	648	a	4	56
16	649-51	a	4	57-60	political conversation; what people's interests are
19	652	a	4	61-2
20	653-4	a	4	62-4	diary all but finished in head
22	655-7	a	4	64-8	invasion soon; attitudes toward Jews souring outside
25	658-9	a	4	68-71	Bep's engaged; v. Hoeve picked up
26	660-2	a	4	71-5
31	663	a	4	75-6

June 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

2 664 a 4 76-7

5 665 a 4 78-9

6 666-8 a 4 79-82 D-day (BBC D-Day broadcasts, Anne surely heard some of these. More BBC radio broadcasts)

9 669 a 4 83-7 news, new book, poem copied from paper

13 672-8 a 4 87-98 birthday; news

16 679 a 4 98-100

23 680 a 4 100

27 680-1 a 4 101-2

30 682 a 4 102-3 (Miep's on vacation for 1 wk.)

June 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
2	664	a	4	76-7
5	665	a	4	78-9
6	666-8	a	4	79-82	D-day (BBC D-Day broadcasts, Anne surely heard some of these. More BBC radio broadcasts)
9	669	a	4	83-7	news, new book, poem copied from paper
13	672-8	a	4	87-98	birthday; news
16	679	a	4	98-100
23	680	a	4	100
27	680-1	a	4	101-2
30	682	a	4	102-3	(Miep's on vacation for 1 wk.)

July 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

6 682-5 a 4 103-7

8 685-8 a 4 107-12 strawberries and peas

15 689-94 a 4 112-21 book about "modern young girl"; "It's really a wonder that I haven't dropped all my ideals .. in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart."

21 695-6 a 4 121-4 "bundle of contradictions"

July 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
6	682-5	a	4	103-7
8	685-8	a	4	107-12	strawberries and peas
15	689-94	a	4	112-21	book about "modern young girl"; "It's really a wonder that I haven't dropped all my ideals .. in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart."
21	695-6	a	4	121-4	"bundle of contradictions"

August 1944

date C.E. page a-b-c diary page notes

1 697-9 a 4 124-8 more on "bundle of contradictions"

August 1944
date	C.E. page	a-b-c	diary	page	notes
1	697-9	a	4	124-8	more on "bundle of contradictions"

Undated tales and essays

Tales page	Title	Notes
70	"Rita"
72	"Jackie"
74	"Cady's Life"	37 pages in Diary 3 were used for this tale.
151	"Who's Interesting?"
154	"Why?"

Suzanne Morine

Last Update: 13 August 2000

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