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World War 2 begins.
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When the German occupation begins ther was no tee coffee butter and much more not allowed.
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Annemarie's older sister Lise is killed from getting run over by a car.
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The day after Pearl Harbor, the U.S. enters World War 2.
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German Soldiers halt Ellen and Annemarie. They are both scared.
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German soldiers try to arrest all Jews including the Rosens.
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While Ellen stays with Annemarie and her familiy, Ellen's parents run away.
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When soldiers come to see if Annemarie's family is hiding any Jews Ellen pretends to be Lise so the soldiers won't know that she is jewish.
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Since they are scared for Ellen's safety, Annemarie, her mom, Kirti, and Ellen run away to Uncle Henrik's house.
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Annemarie, when at Uncle Henrick's, learns that sometimes parents have to tell you something that is not true to help you be brave.
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Many jews come to Uncle Henrik's were they pretend to mourn for the fake dead great aunt Betty.
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The Rosens and the other Jews leave to be taken to Sweden by Uncle Henrick. Annemarie is sad.
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When Annemarie's mom gets back from getting the Rosens to uncle Henriks boat they find a handkerchief that the Rosens needed.
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Annemarie's mom tells Annemarie to run as fast she could and give the handkerchief, which she placed under food in a basket, to Uncle Henrick.
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When Annemarie finally gets to uncle Henrick she hands him the handkerchief and he becomes relieved.
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When running on the narrow path Annemarie runs into soldiers that ask her of her bussiness. She acts like a silly girl giving food to her uncle who is fishing.
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When uncle Henrik gets back Annemarie asks why the handkerchief was important. He says that it was important because the handkerchief had a drug that would throw a German dog's scent from finding Jews, like the Rosens.
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Every one is glad that the war and the occupation is over.
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Uncle Henrik tells Annemarie that Lise was run over by a car on purpose, becuase she was apart of the resistence. The resistence was a group that did whatever it could to stop the Germans.
