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Philip Roth's character Nathan Zuckerman fantasizes that Amy Bellette may be this figure in disguise. Solomon Kugel is guilted into supplying food for this real-life figure when she's discovered living in the attic of his farmhouse in Shalom Auslander's novel Hope: A Tragedy. Nathan Englander riffed on a Raymond Carver title in a collection titled "What We Talk about When We Talk about" this figure, including in it a story in which a game named for her is played, in which couples guess what Christian friends would hide them if there were a second Holocaust. FTP, name this girl who was taken from Amsterdam by the Nazis, and who kept a famous diary.
Philip Roth's character Nathan Zuckerman fantasizes that Amy Bellette may be this figure in disguise.
Anne Frank