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The Beje

This is the home of the Ten Booms in Haarlem.

Germany

This represents a place of hopelessness. During their early incarceration, the women fear a transfer to here, assuming that would mean their deaths. Even after the war, this is a place of little opportunity and much destruction.

Holland

In the First World War, this place remained neutral, and many had hoped that the second war would be the same.

Clocks

These show the present hope of the future.

Naval Clock

For many years, this represents a reliable constant. However, progress soon makes it obsolete.

Haarlem

This is a city of many faces.

Bartjeljurisstraat

Other shops, including another watch shop, line this street, with homes above the shops.

Gorte Market

This is a central place of trade for Haarlem. Corrie sees a vision of her family leaving town on a cart through here.

The Underground

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