Women diarists

Canadian writer (1874–1942)

last Queen consort of Romania (1875-1938; r. 1914-1927)

Polish writer (1889–1965)

Argentine author and composer

Japanese writer

Polish prose writer, journalist & dramatist (1884-1954)

Jewish poet and anti-nazi fighter in World War II

Jewish diarist (1914-1943)

Bosnian writer

Princess of France

Chinese writer

diarist

Austrian humanitarian (1891–1978)

French writer

10th-century Japanese poet

Polish-born diarist and holocaust victim

2nd daughter of Victor Hugo (1830–1915)

French writer (1695-1758)

Austrian author and holocaust victim (1920–1942)

Japanese diarist (1962–1988)

Holocaust victim

French painter and art collector (1878-1966)

author of a diary, discovered in 2004

Brazilian writer (1914–1977)

Polish-born Holocaust survivor and author of a Holocaust diary (1924-2013)

French women writer (1805-1848)

Chilean writer (1893-1921)

French poet

Dutch Holocaust survivor (1922–2018)

Romanian essayist, translator and writer (1885–1961)

British actress (1916–2008)

Vietnamese physician (1942–1970)

Polish noble and artist (1779 - 1867)

Czech Jewish diarist (1929–1942)

Austro-Hungarian physician, writer and teacher

Finnish poet and writer (1913–1937)

Polish concentration teenage camp survivor

Swedish salon-holder (1782–1861)

Polish Jewish activist under the Nazi occupation

Russian historian (1901–1985)

French mystic (1866-1914)

Hungarian countess, lady-in-waiting (1839-1923)

Norwegian composer

Russian artist (1918-1993)

Swedish writer

Georgian National Heroine (1901–1921)

diarist (1753-1841)

Polish princess, poet, comedian, diarist

British artist and diarist (1762-1850)

French painter and writer

Polish aristocrat and diarist (1763-1815)

Canadian poet and novelist (1913-1986)

Polish noble (1780-1852)

French explorer (1794–1832)

Norwegian writer

Canadian writer, diarist and journalist (1860–1946)

Swedish opera soprano

thirteen-year-old Japanese girl

Early Danish feminist (1817–1898)