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German expansion and occupation
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Relationships between Jews and Aryans were banned.
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Jewish shops and synagogues were destroyed. Following the event the Jewish population was fined for the destruction.
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Allies agreed that Germany could have the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia in return for peace
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Blitzkrieg (lightning war) tactics. Although the Poles fought back they were quickly defeated and Poland was occupied.
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Ellen, Annemarie and Kristi are stopped by German Soldiers for running on the way home from school.
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Ellen stays with Annemarie and the soldiers invade the Johansen's apartment
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They go to Ms Johansen's childhood home where her brother, Henrick, lives now. It is a house by the sea. It is safer there.
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Annmarie's Great Aunt Birte has died and her casket is in Henrick's living room.
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Nazi Officers investigate the living room of Henrick's house because people are gathered there. They do not open the casket because Aunt Birte died of Typhus.. The Officers were afraid of getting sick.
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Henrick's boat is waiting for the Jewish people gathered at the farmhouse so he can transport them to Sweden.
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On her way back from taking the second group of Jewish people to the boat, her mother broke her ankle coming home. Annemarie takes the special handkerchief to uncle Henrick's boat.
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D-Day. Allied invasion of Normandy
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The Nazis had caught Peter and other members of the Danish resistance. They were all shot in the public square at Ryvangen in Copenhagen.
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Hitler had committed suicide and Germany had surrendered. The war in Europe was over.
