This feels weird.
Here's to you, Anne. -Your nose looks like a strawberry.
It's a wonderful piece of equipment.
You're proud of it, aren't you? -It's great.
I’d like to have one too.
Hello.
Hi, Moortje. Look at the camera.
This is Jacqueline. -Hello.
She's one of my best friends.
Hi, Hanneli.
You should walk more like a model.
Not too much, of course. -Come on, Anne.
Happy birthday to you.
JEWS NOT WELCOME
Anne, put the camera away.
So now there's a war.
And the Germans who came to power in 1940...
have been taking more and more measures against Jews.
Like the star of David...
that we have to wear on our clothes.
JEW JEWS NOT WELCOME
And we have to go to special schools, for Jews.
JEWS NOT WELCOME
Dad isn't allowed to have his own company anymore.
And they're sending letters to Jewish people.
The letters say they have to...
report for work duty in Germany.
Margot got a letter too.
We're going into hiding tomorrow.
I'm scared.
We're leaving tomorrow and I don't know where we're going.
It's nice to have someone I can talk to about this.
I just don't know what’s going to happen.
Moortje. Hi, sweetie.
I'll miss you. I'll see you soon.
I love you. -Anne, are you coming?
It’ll be okay.
I'll be back soon.
Come on Anne.
Dad, how much longer?
It's an hour's walk at least.