Anne Frank: The Whole Story Page #7

Year:
2001
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I'll live.

I will travel ...

Studying language ...

I go to Paris or London.

Study history.

I love history. / i

That sounds romantic.

You think I'm too extravagant?

No.

I thought, too.

I read about

Palestine.

I would like to see it ...

may be a nurse there.

It will be different for us.

Let's be modern women.

Is very considerate

their part, Miep.

I wish it were more. There

ration books enough.

not need passwords

ration for this. / i

Supplier understandably ...

wishes to remain anonymous.

Thank you. / i

Victory.

-Thank you, Mr. Kleiman.

-Nothing.

You have no idea how

is for me, Mrs. Gies.

No one has sympathy.

Fewer still that girl.

They have each other, you know. / i

I have nobody.

Only Charlotte .. / i

Oh, thank you, my dear.

"She gave him something?

Oh

Thank you,

and merry, merry Christmas.

-Happy New Year.

-Thanks.

Anne.

Anne, I have something for you. / i

-For me?

-Mm-hmm.

Are beautiful!

I never wore high heels

before.

Well, I hope they serve. Here.

-Serve. Serve.

Yes? Wonderful.

Oh let me see you walk.

Here ...

What a beautiful couple

you have become.

Think that's right?

Think.

It is not easy for me

always be at my best.

However, Peter

find me beautiful. / i

He told me.

He said he liked

my smile.

You have a loving smile.

Miep, when you met Jan,

you hear?

Did you know?

Oh, yes!

I. I think he knew.

When?

When he kissed me.

Peter already? / i

Oh, no.

Still waiting, however.

But I'm trying to carry me

as a lady about it.

He will. How can you resist?

Oh / i

Oh, I like it. / i

Amoroso. / i

Red shoes!

-Miep.

-What are you doing?

-Putti.

Curly-no!

Hold on! Miep, as ...

money think this will? / i

Mr. Kleiman has

a friend furrier.

We can ask him.

He just wants money

The damned cigarettes!

Do you think the food is cheap?

Sold everything else, the

my best dresses and jewelry.

Let me stay with it,

at least.

Simply, Putti.

Anything you get, Miep.

See where this has come,

Mrs. Frank?

I am in no no

fine things. / i

How can I face the

people ... then?

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas to all.

Merry Christmas.

It has to go, Miep?

Oh, Jan is waiting.

Just a little, please?

You heard how

all talk.

After the war.

I do not say anything.

What can I tell?

Mrs. Van Pels ...

everything is a crisis.

Who is she to criticize?

The things she says

about the children ...

children.

Anne. Margot.

Otto says that we must

hope. Hope for what?

You should not think such things.

I know.

I know I have to be strong.

But how much longer?

If only this waiting

ended.

At least it could be sure.

Miep ...

we will not achieve.

Will have a bad end.

Now I'm sure.

It does not matter to me.

But the children ...

Children, Miep. What will

being of children?

Help me. / i

Anne.

Help me. / i

Help me.

-Hannah?

-Please help me.

Hannah?

Pim?

I saw it.

Who? / i

Hannah.

was horrible. / i

The way she

looked at me ...

I have been so bad for her

sometimes ...

and now I can not do anything

for help.

Why not? Tell me, please.

It's just a nightmare. / i

I hate them / i

Germans .. they will not stop .../ i

until they are all dead

Jews, do you? / i

I wanted the Germans

all die!

Anne, listen to me.

You should never think so.

There are good and bad people

everywhere.

It makes no difference

they come from.

And then Miep and Mr. Kugler?

They are Austrian.

Like Hitler.

Also they want to die?

No.

E. .. do not forget.

We are Germans.

No.

We Dutch are not, Margot?

course we are.

I do not want to be German.

Never.

Here. Take your medicine.

Get thee to feel better.

No.

Pim ...

let me sleep here

tonight, please.

That's right. / i

Mr. Frank, can come

down here?

You can see one thing for me,

please?

Oh, I'm desperate for

a cigarette.

Perhaps you forget Kugler

some cigarettes in the office.

I make him company.

Uhh!

High! Alto, you!

The police are coming.

I need the bathroom.

You'll have to wait.

You will have to endure,

Margot ...

the Queen and country,

freedom, truth and justice.

No time for insolence.

And the radio?

They will find the radio!

Psst! Idiot!

What difference does the radio

if we find?

I still feel your

heart beating.

I thought we were lost.

I could see the Gestapo

lead us here.

We're safe now.

Miep ...

and Mr. Kleiman

will be here though.

I prayed. And you?

I would have cursed God

if he does not hear me.

I never gave him attention.

But he was looking for us.

I know.

He always looks for the Jews.

He will always look.

Look.

I'm happy to be here ...

together.

Me, too.

Listen, Peter.

Are not they cute?

Are telling us that he will

be okay.

Bright.

I have to disagree

as possible ...

on the new rules

security.

Sorry, Mr. Pfeffer, but the floor

low is off limits ...

until further news, except

for those with responsibilities.

we can not keep prisoners .../ i

in the attic, Mr. Frank / i

But we are prisoners,

Mr. Pfeffer.

None of us can afford to

to have another meeting like that.

"Now see here ...

-It has been decided.

Not for me.

If the Allies knew

about Mr. Pfeffer ...

may already be here.

We ...

And if we do not have

carefully ...

we have a wedding

in our hands.

You know what this is, Hartog?

If you have rats ...

need a trap.

I know where they are hiding.

This is Radio

Armed Forces. / i

Today is the day.

Today is D-Day. / I

06:
30 hours, Allied forces .../ i

on the command

General Dwight D. Eisenhower .../ i

landed on the beaches

throughout Normandy. / i

The fighting is difficult,

but the victory is assured. / i

To the people of

Western Europe, say .../ i

are strong, have faith,

are firm. / i

1944 is the year of

your release. / i

My girls, we did.

Imagine this, Anne.

We'll be back to school

in October.

School.

-Hello.

-Hello.

I know there will be

a party soon, right?

But I want to be the first

say this.

So happy 15th birthday.

Oh, Thank you, Peter.

They are adorable.

The Miep bought them for me.

They cost me everything

I had.

Was it worth it to see

your smile.

What are you doing?

I do not believe it was so innocent

I wrote some of these things.

I'm trying to improve it.

I dream

make it a novel.

Already have a title?

Maybe ...

"The Flowering of

an Ugly Duckling. "/ i

Or "The Secret Annex".

You have to say something.

Why cause trouble?

The Van Maarsen not say anything.

It has its reasons.

What about the neighbors?

Maybe they heard something ...

pipes, people talking.

-God knows what else.

-I get out of it.

They catch up!

They will know that

you been hiding from them!

Why did not abuse

when it was supposed to do?

Wonder what

happen?

Of course I have!

You'll wait how long?

Until the Gestapo come

to take you?

What do you do then?

Those interested in

a handful of Jews?

Anyway,

have the fate.

Is our lives

I'm talking about, Lemmert.

There fighting in Caen. / i

According to the news ...

not far.

Do you think that is a good idea ...

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