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Utopian space of a nightmare: The Diary of Anne Frank

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Using the Diary of Anne Frank as an example, this article explains how a person could depict good, too-good-to-be-true, while coping with evil, too evil-to-comprehend. Detailing a utopia while being threatened by an ever-encroaching dystopia may mean spiritual survival to a victim of the Holocaust

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