[* Gerrit Bolkestein was the Minister of Education and Pieter Gerbrandy was the Prime Minister of the Dutch government in exile in London.
See Anne's letter of March 29, 1944.] Yours, Anne M. Frank
SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1944
Dearest Kitty, “There's just one bad thing after another. When will it all end?”
You can sure say that again. Guess what's happened now? Peter forgot to unbolt the front door.
As a result, Mr. Kugler and the warehouse employees couldn't get in.
He went to Keg's, smashed in our office kitchen window and got in that way.
The windows in the Annex were open, and the Keg people saw that too. What must they be thinking?
And van Maaren? Mr. Kugler's furious. We accuse him of not doing anything to reinforce the doors, and then we do a stupid thing like this!
Peter's extremely upset. At the table, Mother said she felt more sorry for Peter than for anyone else, and he nearly began to cry.
We're equally to blame, since we usually ask him every day if he's unbolted the door, and so does Mr. van Daan.
Maybe I can go comfort him later on. I want to help him so much!
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