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Anne Frank's first diary entry, where she explains her eagerness to share her thoughts.

Anne describes her school life and the chatter about birthdays.

Anne's family receives a call-up notice for her sister Margot, which prompts them to go into hiding.

Anne details the family's move into the Secret Annex.

Anne starts adapting to life in hiding and describes the setup of the Annex.

Anne voices her sadness over the loss of her friends and her loneliness.

She writes about the tensions and quarrels among the occupants of the Annex.

Anne gives an account of a break-in at the office below the Annex.

Anne writes about her daily routine and the struggles to maintain normalcy.

Anne mentions hearing gunfire at night and the constant fear that produces.

The diary entry talks about Saint Nicholas Day and how they celebrated it in hiding.

Anne describes an air raid and the constant fear of bombing raids.

She recounts news of friends being taken away by the Nazis and the ongoing atrocities.

Anne discusses the complexities of love and relationships within the Annex.

Anne expresses her aspiration to become a journalist or a writer after the war.

Discusses the impact of the war on their food supply and the resultant health issues.

One year in hiding is completed; Anne reflects on the changes within her and the group.

Anne writes about another break-in and the increased threat it poses to their security.

Anne explores her own identity and her hopes for personal freedom and self-expression.

She writes extensively about her complex relationship with her mother and Mrs. van Pels.

Anne recounts a dream about a friend and discusses her feelings of guilt and longing.

Anne's excitement about D-Day and the potential liberation of the Netherlands by the Allies.

Expresses her belief in humanity and her philosophical views despite the horrors of war.

The final entry; Anne writes about her inner conflicts and the duality of her personality.

Anne details a typical day in the Annex, mentioning the importance of routine.

Anne talks about celebrating Hanukkah and Christmas in hiding.

She discusses the difficulties of remaining hopeful and the importance of having dreams.

Reflects on her desire for romance and the difficulties of developing such relationships in hiding.

Concerns about the invasion by the Allies, and what it could mean for those in hiding.