He helped others, put art above all else, was extremely fond of cognac and women,
couldn't bear the sight of tears, was a gentleman, couldn't refuse anyone a favor,
wasn't interested in money and cared about religious freedom and the world. Yours, Anne M. Frank
TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1944
Dearest Kit, Another birthday has gone by, so I'm now fifteen.
I received quite a few gifts: Springer's five-volume art history book, a set of underwear, two belts,
a handkerchief, two jars of yogurt, a jar of jam, two honey cookies (small), a botany book from Father and Mother,
a gold bracelet from Margot, a sticker album from the van Daans, Biomalt and sweet peas from Dussel,
candy from Miep, candy and notebooks from Bep, and the high point:
the book Maria Theresa and three slices of full-cream cheese from Mr. Kugler.
Peter gave me a lovely bouquet of peonies;
the poor boy had put a lot of effort into finding a present, but nothing quite worked out.
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