It’s a normal day at the Annex, I go to open the bookshelf and Anne was there waiting for me like always. “Hello Miep, what is the news.” Said Anne. “Just bringing up the groceries.”
I started my way up the stairs and I heard yelling. It sounded like Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan.
Mr. Van Daan said, “ There are people out there that need the coat more than you do!” “ You can’t tell me what to do, it is my fur coat that my father gave to me!”
Mr. Van Daan grabs the coat and gives it to me. “Miep may you sell the this coat please,” said Mr. Van Daan, “Yes sir, I will try.”
While I was heading out the building I noticed it was raining hard. When I got outside there was a stain of blood leading around a corner. So I went to go see
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There was a lady there named Sunny who watches the door.
She said, “How may I help you Miep,” and reached under her desk for some water. “I need some bread and water for the Franks.”
Sunny was about to say something and she saw the fur coat I was holding. “ Thats a nice coat you got there,” she said finally, “Where did you get it?” “ A friend gave it to me and I’m trying to sell it and hopefully somebody in need can get it.” After a long period of talking I had to go and find a place to sell the fur coat.
I started to walk to where I normally sell things I don’t need and I saw there was Nazis there. I walked towards the building and the Nazi on the right said, “State your
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“She gave it to me a couple days ago.”
One of the Nazis looked suspicious and said, “That is impossible most of the stores in Amsterdam closed three weeks ago.”
I started to panic and ran. The Green Police called for backup and started to run after me.
I thought where I was going to go and I saw an ally that had a door and to its left the sign said Holly’s Donuts. “ I could probably fit through the window that is open.”
After I got inside I started to grab some donuts because the running made me hungry a bit.
I stayed there for about an hour then I saw a car pull up the front door.
The guy in the car said “Get in if you want to live,” and there was Nazis chasing him from behind. I got in the car and the guy drove off. The guy said I know where you can sell the fur coat.
After a couple of days the mysterious guy saved me I went over to the Secret Annex and I saw the Franks and the Van Daans get pushed and shoved out of the building. When I went up to the room all found was Anne’s diary on the floor. That's all that is left of the Secret
Abruptly, the worst has happened. The green police has come for them. They give them five minutes to get their things. Anne writes one last diary entry.
sat down to rest and then heard sirens in the distance. We saw a blue and white
On her 13th birthday on June 12, 1942 Anne received a diary from her parents, Otto and Edith Frank. Two days later, she started writing about her thoughts. A few weeks later, Anne sister, Margot Frank received a notice from the Nazi to report for work at a labor camp. Which is called the concentration camps. On July 5th, 1942, Anne and her family moved to the "Secret Annex". It’s a secret hiding area where her father builded in back of his office. When her family hide from the Nazis, who arrested and victimized Jews, Anne took her diary everywhere she goes. She called it “Kitty,'; and the two years of spending in the Secret Annex, her diary was her friend. Eight people lived in the Secret Annex. There were the four members of the Frank family, Otto Frank, Edith Frank, Margot and Anne. Three from the Van Pels family, Herman and Auguste Van Pels and their son Peter, and an elderly named Pfeffer. The four people acted as helpers for the Frank family and the people living in the Secret Annex. They brought them food, supplies and news.
With the rise of Hitler, Otto Frank, Anne’s father, moved his family to Amsterdam in order to escape the escalating persecution of Jews. Anne attended Amsterdam's Sixth Montessori School and throughout the 1930s experienced a normal childhood, free of anti-semitism. For her thirteenth birthday, Anne received the diary that would encase her everlasting story. On July 5th, 1942, Anne’s sister, Margot, received a notice to be deported to a work camp, leaving no choice but to go into hiding immediately. The Secret Annex, their place of hiding, was located in Otto’s Amsterdam office....
Her diary gave us an inside look on what it felt like to live during this horrible time. Anne Frank and her family were in hiding for two years. “Look at us, hiding out for two years.” says a character from the story. Anne’s father owned a business and in his office of the building, there was a hidden door behind a bookcase. Behind the door there was a staircase that led to the annex.
“Wojek officer if you could be so kind to fulfill my request I can make it all the worthwhile.”
The drive there was pretty long. It felt longer since I had been so anxious to get there. Finally, we had arrived. As we were parking, I could see the roller coasters going in the sky and hear the screams of people on them. I could also see the water park as well.
“ You pasted a stop sign, then a stop light, and almost caused a car crash,” he said “ can you please step out of the vehicle.”
It took me five days for me to get from California to Germany in a black and green camo B-32. We made a couple of stops on the way over there; so I decided to play cards with a fellow soldier on the plane, Mason Menendez. Before I parachuted Mason gave me an identical SS soldier uniform, so that I can get into the concentration camp without any ruffling feathers to get inside. I successfully landed on the DZ, and the rendezvous will be three clicks north in three days at dusk. After I put on my suite I started my way to Monowitz. I came across a cattle truck covered in mud and coal transporting prisoners. The truck pulled over to the wet side of the road and the Nazis asked me why not at the camp. I said, “I had to investigate a loud noise that sounded like a wounded animal near the concentration camp.” They took the story I made up and now all I have to do is wait until we arrive at our destination.
You both continued on your path, running into more dogs and blue attacks as you went. Heck, you even ran into Papyrus a few times and an Ice Cream stand! Well, NiceCream, but it still tasted like Ice Cream. Ya, it was freezing, but boy did it warm your heart! That’s how the sale’s guy put it at least. You were really starting to like the underground.
Did you get that letter jacket yet?” He ponders with a subtle excitement. His eyes glimmer a dull yet magnificent grey, worn out train tracks that once led steam engines whirring to their destinations, but now lay forgotten and rusted, a sad reminder of the way life used to be long ago. “It’s good, thanks. Yeah, I got my letter jacket, thank you so much.”
I must have fallen asleep, because next thing I knew we were at this big office building in front of a desk. The lady behind it said they were going to find us a new family to stay with, that it would be okay. Are we hungry? Thirsty? Cold? What did we need? I told them I wanted to go home, and they got me a blanket and told me they were finding us a home right now. Then they took us to a room full of hard plastic couches and told us someone would be in to check on us soon.
door and follow the sidewalk to the back door. I open the door and a child-like
I went with the casually walking away, seeing as I don't have anywhere to run to. I slowly started to walk away, hoping they wouldn't notice it was me. I put the hood of my jacket up trying to hide my face.
There was a door that I had never gone in. It stood out in the middle