Speeches by Gerbrandy, the Prime Minister of Belgium, King Haakon of Norway, de Gaulle of France,
the King of England and, last but not least, Churchill.
A huge commotion in the Annex! Is this really the beginning of the long-awaited liberation?
The liberation we've all talked so much about, which still seems too good, too much of a fairy tale ever to come true?
Will this year, 1944, bring us victory? We don't know yet. But where there's hope, there's life.
It fills us with fresh courage and makes us strong again.
We'll need to be brave to endure the many fears and hardships and the suffering yet to come.
It's now a matter of remaining calm and steadfast, of gritting our teeth and keeping a stiff upper lip!
France, Russia, Italy, and even Germany, can cry out in agony, but we don't yet have that right!
Oh, Kitty, the best part about the invasion is that I have the feeling that friends are on the way.
Those terrible Germans have oppressed and threatened us for so long that the thought of friends and salvation means everything to us!
Now it's not just the Jews, but Holland and all of occupied Europe.
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