Anne Frank: The Whole Story Page #4

Year:
2001
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Do not open the door to

I see, okay?

Why? What happens?

Your ... your father

notified.

Do not worry.

He made plans.

I'll be back as

as possible.

You have to tell the Anne.

Tell him as soon

kindness possible.

And remember, it is

absolutely quiet.

To think that

nobody is at home.

-I got it.

Very well.

Anne. / i

Come in, sit down.

What's going on? / i

They came by Margot.

We always thought that they

came by Otto or me.

But never by children.

Where's Otto? / i

Was visiting friends

TRUATI the hospital.

I planned for adolescents

but this changes everything.

Otto know what to do.

Daddy. Thought

that you never saw.

Oh, do not be silly, Anne.

What happened?

Anne, listen to me.

I want you and Margot

prepare a backpack.

There will be time tomorrow.

-Daddy, what's going on?

-I'll explain everything later.

"Now go.

-Let.

Search Mr. Kleiman.

He has instructions.

Go get the Miep and Jan.

makes them come here, e. ..

salts see if the street before

of curfew.

These photographs

important.

Anne, I know it's difficult, but

you gotta try to be sensible.

I do not care.

My stars

everything for me.

Jacque on the phone.

-Jacque?

-Yes.

And remember ...

Hello, Jacque?

Anne, you will not believe. / i

The Joop had a baby. / i

you ever think that

she became a mother? / i

Who?

Joop. Joop Ter Heul. / I

You have not seen the new

book Cissy Van Marxveldt? / i

I'm almost in half. / i

Sounds wonderful.

I show up there tomorrow.

We read it together. / I

You can be the Joop,

and I will be Leo .../ i

like last time. / i

Okay.

See you tomorrow.

I can not wait to

show you the cover. / i

is so dear. / i

Now I have to go.

Our guests arrived.

-Bye, Jacque.

Yes?

Miep and Jan. / i

Exactly here.

Come on, ending up in

get your clothes.

Jan.

Mr. Frank, here, let me.

Jan helps Mr. Frank.

This will get them

our way.

If someone asks ...

tell them

went to Switzerland

Oh Send this to

my mother in Bautzen.

You understand.

You know what you have to do.

Tomorrow.

How long we will be hiding?

Weeks.

Maybe a month or two.

Until the war is over.

Where do we go?

Is in the city?

In-field?

-You will know tomorrow.

We will all together.

That's what matters.

Can I write to Jacque?

It shall never know.

Moortje?

Can I take Moortje me?

I am sorry.

will leave some food

and a note for the neighbors. / i

Not fair!

No. No.

Do not worry.

See thee soon. / I

Hurry, Margot

before they make light.

Goodbye.

Please ...

inside, all.

Everything will be alright.

'll See.

Edith.

Let everything.

Moortje.

We can not live

in the past, Edith.

Only in the future.

Hmm?

Anne, quickly, please. / i

I'll talk to my brother.

And Margot?

-She is here waiting.

-Oh, thank God.

Dear Jacqueline .../ i

You're the only person I can

tell what is going on .../ i

But you must promise not

say a word to anyone. / i

Do not answer any questions

about where we were. / i

If you do, can be

very dangerous for us. / i

Since never

you had to disappear .../ i

I try to give you a

idea of our life. / i

I call to our hiding

"the secret annex." / i

And oddly enough,

up is quite comfortable. / i

d be surprised

if you knew .../ i

we are just above

Daddy's office. / i

Above the staircase

and behind a small door. / i

You open the door,

You give a great past .../ i

et voil. / i

's room mom and dad

is right behind the staircase. / i

The Margot and I lived

next door. / i

I even have a bathroom. / i

Upstairs, there is a

great room with kitchen. / i

The Van Pels

sleep there at night .../ i

but during the day is

a large living room. / i

We have to be

upstairs .../ i

while workers

are in the building. / i

Peter Van Pels

has a room next to .../ i

much smaller than mine. / i

And there is a loft for

storage. / i

There warehouses

on both sides .../ i

and neighbors all around. / i

We have to be invisible

day and night. / i

I still see light, dear.

At first, only Papa and I .../ i

is what we were doing great

of the work. / i

Mum and Margot were

out of shock .../ i

and began to help. / i

Shirts.

It was extraordinary to see

quantity of our things .../ i

What Papa sneak

managed to bring. / i

I was not the only one that brought

my memories with me. / i

The Daddy kept his

old chest of a soldier. / i

was difficult for all of us .../ i

not think of life

we are leaving behind. / i

I miss my

old quarter .../ i

but at least I have my

movie stars with me. / i

With a little luck .../ i

can all be happy

here, to go home. / i

And now our annex

is really secret. / i

Mr. Kugler and Mr. Kleiman

built a bookcase .../ i

in front of our

output port. / i

must be careful

when we go down there .../ i

floor lowered to e

not to bang his head. / i

Everything was ready .../ i

When the Van Pels

reached July 13. / i

-They are here.

Very well. Come in, come.

I need oxygen.

Well, I told Mr. Van Pels ...

I was not going anywhere

without my pot.

Peter Van Pels .../ i

silly as it is,

brought the cat .../ i

even after you Daddy

say not to bring. / i

Mrs. Van Pels asked me to

like the Peter as a brother. / i

This is impossible. / i

Mum says he is shy,

but I think he's a bore. / i

Now we are about to

have another guest. / i

the other day

Daddy said .../ i

we had the opportunity to save

one of our acquaintances. / i

Mr. Pfeffer asked me

for a cache.

Now, we know that

bring more worries ...

then the final decision

is with you.

It's so dangerous to

as seven to eight.

So we agree.

For what we see .../ i

Mr. Pfeffer is

very nice .../ i

to a dentist. / i

is everything I thought it was better

write, for now. / i

I'm sure we'll see

again, Jacqueline .../ i

but probably not

before the war was over. / i

Until then, a kiss

of your best friend, Anne. / i

Good morning, Miep.

Good morning, Mr. Frank.

Good morning, Miep.

Here you are.

Some cigarettes

if you do not mind, Miep.

And some tea peppermint.

I've been ...

with some dizziness

scary lately.

Is increasingly

difficult to come here.

What you could do

will be well for us all.

Then Miep, what

news? / i

You have seen Jacque?

I have a letter for her ...

but Papa did not

lets give it to you.

When I finish shopping,

have our conversation.

What about our friend

Mr. Pfeffer?

He can not come tomorrow.

Some patients.

What an idea!

-What courage.

"Tomorrow is Friday.

Mr. Pfeffer says that

hopefully on Monday.

That will give you time to

handle your business ...

but one more day.

I see it.

Miep, remember one of the

our vendors, Mr. wichtor.

Can I have your coat?

How are sales?

-Oh, what? Mal

During the summer, very bad.

I heard that ...

Noir. / i

Noir. / i

Noir. / i

Oir, oir.

Black.

Ah.

Oh, Mr. Pfeffer. / i

Mr. Pfeffer. / I

But ... you ...

you are in Switzerland

No, no, it was

just a story.

-Hello, Mr. Pfeffer.

-Mrs. Frank.

-Welcome.

-Pfeffer.

Well, here he is, Mr. Pfeffer.

-Nice to meet you.

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