Summary

Saturday, March 27, 1943 – Thursday, July 29, 1943

In her March 27th entry, Anne writes of the way that a German bigwig has announced the “cleansing” days for parts of German occupied territories. She notes they refer to the people as if they were cockroaches or diseased cattle. Along with sickness among their friends, Anne writes in her April 1st entry that her father is frustrated that he is not able to be part of the talks about the new Opekta deliveries. He spends the morning listening with his ear to the floor. Margot and Anne spell him in the afternoon. In her April 2nd entry, Anne writes how hurt her mother is when Anne refuses to say her prayers with her mother. Anne believes it was just a matter of time before her mother realized she did not love her, as Anne had always...