w that she was Jewish. They introduced her with kindness like she was their own daughter. They kind of thought that she wasn’t part of the family because she had dark hair. Mr. Rosen then pulled out some baby pictures and showed the soldier that she had dark hair as a baby. They tore them up and left. After a week or so, Mr. And Mrs. Johansen decided to move in with Annemarie’s uncle, Uncle Henrik. They would be safer there without the Nazi’s more at there back then at Denmark. He lived by the sea and was a fisherman. Then one day out of the blue, Annemarie’s uncle and her mother tell Annemarie, Ellen, and Kirsti that that night there was going to be a ceremony for Annemarie’s Great Aunt Birte. Annemarie knew all of her family from stories and pictures and knew that her own family was lying to her. Something was wrong, she thought. She knew she had to stay up and find out. Kirsti wanted to go to bed because she did not want to see a dead body. When everyone was arriving in for the ceremony, Peter and Mr. And Mrs. Rosen come in too. She

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)