were willing to take Jews and Christians, with or without money, into their homes.
There're also an unbelievable number of people with false identity papers.
Mrs. van Daan. When this beautiful damsel (by her own account) heard that it was getting easier these days to obtain false IDs,
she immediately proposed that we each have one made. As if there were nothing to it, as if Father and Mr. van Daan were made of money.
Mrs. van Daan is always saying the most ridiculous things, and her Putti is often exasperated.
But that's not surprising, because one day Kerli announces, “When this is all over, I'm going to have myself baptized”;
and the next, “As long as I can remember, I've wanted to go to Jerusalem. I only feel at home with other Jews!”
Pim is a big optimist, but he always has his reasons. Mr. Dussel makes up everything as he goes along,
and anyone wishing to contradict His Majesty had better think twice.
In Alfred Dussel's home his word is law, but that doesn't suit Anne Frank in the least.
What the other members of the Annex family think about the war doesn't matter.
When it comes to politics, these four are the only ones who count.
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