[Allegra]

Older printings of the book were overseen by Ann’s father and he edited out the sexual content. Newer printing contain the whole uncut diary which does have coming of age sexual content. I think the newer version was released in the 90s.

I may not be interpreting the article correctly, but I think even the newer version of “The Diary of Anne Frank” is still allowed. I think the version that is being removed is illustrated in a graphic manner that some found unsuitable for teenagers.

Again, I could be wrong. The article is a little lacking in details.

[Bob434]

But the article states that the Bible and other religious books were banned as well?