Was it autism?

No, just a forgery.

>>2141796

<citation needed>

>Was it autism?
Was it autism?

>>2141858
>first draft written by ball point pen
>which was invented in the 1950s

>>2141906
The ballpoint pen was invented in 1888, the ballpoint pen you are thinking was the one that was the most commercially successful, the biro pen was patented in 1938

>>2141618
And neurosis.

>>2141906

<citation needed>

>>2141618
Her wet dreams.

>>2141931
It doesn't matter because it was written by fountain pen anyway.

>>2141618
No, but it was utterly unremarkable. Seriously, this book offers nothing interesting historically and Anne herself seems to be unbearable as a person, her dad didn't deserve that.

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>>2143011
>I was correct and could easily research what anon said and see wether if is true or not, but won't because being ignorant on the situation fits my agenda.
Is this physical autism?

>>2141906
The first draft wasn't written in ball point pen.

The pages in ballpoint pen are not part of the diary, nor were they written by Anne. They were annotations on 2 loose leaf sheets written by a researcher in the 1960s which were left, along with various other papers, with the original diary documents when they were cataloged in the 80s.

>>2143166
http://www.annefrank.org/ImageVaultFiles/id_14671/cf_21/tenquestions_en.PDF