Annemarie Sparknotes

One Morning January 1943, Tuesday a Green Police Officer stopped Hanneke’s bike asking what she had in her basket, there were three packages.The first one was filled with potatoes and the Second one was a sweater and books for her mother. She didn’t say what the other packages were and started to mess with the officer so that she could be on her way.In the other Packages were sausages, lotion, and cigarettes for two people to deliver too, Miss Akkerman and Mrs. Janssen. Mrs. Janssen wanted to ask Hanneke a favor her to do and it was to help Mrs. Janssen find a Jewish Girl.Hanneke was shocked and Mrs. Janssen told her Husband was hiding a Jewish Family in his shop and they all died beside Mirjam who was hiding in her house. Hanneke didn’t know if she would help because it’s dangerous and she could get killed, she told Mrs. Janssen she would think about it, but she was late for lunch with her mother and father.Her mother was upset that Hanneke was late and told her she had a Green Police pulled her over, she kissed her father on the

The Novel Hitler’s Daughter, written by award winning author, Jackie French, is a story within a story, about a fictional young girl called Heidi; living in World War 2 in Germany and is living in isolation with no contact with other children or anyone outside her home. The story is made up by one of the main characters, Anna, who tells the story to a few other schoolmates at the bus shelter. At the end of the novel, Heidi is left alone and has to defend herself from the bombs with no food or protection. The theme of the novel is morality, which is displayed various times during the novel. The meaning of morality is knowing the difference of what is right and what is wrong. The hypothesis is that the story will end happily and Heidi will find a family.

The book Endangered is about the journey of survival and the connection between a young American girl (Sophie) and a bonobo monkey (Otto) in The Democratic Republic of the Congo. Sophie’s mother lives in the Congo and runs a bonobo sanctuary. While on her way to the sanctuary to visit her mother for the summer, Sophie sees a man on the side of the road with a bonobo. She notices how malnourished and how bad the bonobo looks and against the rules of her mother, Sophie purchases the bonobo. When she reaches the sanctuary her mother is upset because even though she had good intentions of saving the bonobos life, bargaining with the man Sophie inadvertently promoted the illegal sale of the endangered bonobos. While at the sanctuary Sophie struggles to improve Otto’s health and a

When the casket was opened there were cloths inside which shocked the girls. Peter then takes all of the cloths and distributes them to all of the visitors to wear. Mama got a sweater that kirsti really loved and gave it to the little baby. Peter suggested the baby taking a sleeping pill so she could sleep and not cry. When the sheet were handed out the casket was empty. Mama then hands out some food to everyone. Annemarie then starts to eavesdrop on a conversation between Mrs Johansen, Ellen's father and Peter. Peter tells Ellen's father to take an envelope to make sure that it got on the boat. Without it they would be in lot of trouble. Peter then announces that he would take three people to Henrick and then Mama would take the others, the Rosens. Peter then says goodbye to Annemarie, this was a very sad time for them both, he then left to go to Henrick. At the end of the chapter Annemarie finds out where they are going, Sweden. She also realises how the Rosens life has changed due to war and how their personalities never

The German police chief lined them up and began transporting everyone to the extermination camp in Treblinka. As they lined up to board the trains, a Nazi officer stoped in front of Isaac and told him to get out of the line. He was paralyzed with fear as he watched his mother, sister, and two beautiful nieces board the cattle wagons. The door slammed shut on them and the lines of people continued to move forward onto the next wagon. Somehow he won a ticket to live that day and knew he should get out of there fast. But just ahead of him, he saw Rosa - the beautiful, kind, selfless girl from his building. Isaac realized he must act no matter what the cost. He mustered up all the confidence left in him and told the officer, “that’s my sister. I want to be with her.” The Nazi approached Rosa and asked if Isaac was her brother. She said yes and, sure enough, the Nazi allowed her to get out of line and leave with Isaac. Later on, they survived together working as slaves in an ammunition factory for 4 years. That line to Treblinka was not the last time they escaped death, but the hope they found was able to put all their miseries aside. Rosa never once doubted the true love they had for each other and was, therefore, eager to get married in the ghetto despite the risk they would be taking. She was confident that they would survive and she is still

In the year of World War two, the Nazis were taking over Denmark. Both Pavel and Kristina were Jewish and had to hide from the Nazi, who wanted to take away a Jewish Danish people in Denmark. The Nazis did not like the Jews, so they planned to take them away. They had both wanted freedom from the German Nazi, taking over Denmark. Kristina, a young 11 year girl and Pavel, a young adult were going to be put into a Ghetto with other Jewish citizens. Fortunately they both escaped. Kristina and her family had managed to escaped before the Nazi got them and had escaped to the sewer. Her family had planned to stay there until the War was over. Fortunately, 20 other survivors had come with them. They stayed there for 14 months with little civilization. By the time the War was done, 9 had died from living in the sewer and 11 survived. Pavel had stayed close to the Ghetto in a neighborhood instead, he planned to stay there until the War was over ,too. Eventually he had been caught and was put in a camp, where they worked him to the bone. Kristina and Pavel both want freedom and they both want to escape.

This is the story of Anne when she was 16 during the war. Her parents died in a German bombing right next to the Morrison’s house. Before her parents died, they told Anne to go to the convent if anything was to happen to them. Anne continues the story as an old woman living in Kent, as the story begins she is retelling the story of her childhood to her grandchildren who are curious about her past. Anne tells her story of heartache and distort in one of the most painful ways.

The prologue beings Teresa watching WICKED erasing Thomas memories. After swiping Thomas memories, he is taken to the basement of the WICKED headquarters as Teresa followed. She watched as they put him in a silver metal box which later leads to the Glades. Teresa leaves with a torn heart watching him disappear.

The 100 is a post-apocalyptic science fiction survival TV drama about a group of adolescent including Clarke Griffin, Bellamy Blake Octavia Blake Jasper Jordan Monty Green, Raven Reyes, John Murphy who become the first few from a space habitat called ‘the Ark’ to come back to earth after 97 years of a nuclear war that wiped out most humanity. The series follows these characters as they come face to face with various challenges in order to survive. “They discover not all humanity was destroyed and some survived the apocalypse: the Grounders, who live in clans, locked in a power struggle; the Reapers, another group of Grounders who have become cannibals; and Mountain Men, who live in Mount Weather and locked themselves away before the apocalypse.”

She is living with her aunt Gitl and Uncle Shmuel, after her parents’ death from cholera. When she tries to tell them she’s from the future, they think that she is recovering from the disease and that she is still mourning her parents’ death. The next day they all are going to the next town, so her uncle can wed Fayge who lives in the next town over, but be for they are wed Nazi soldiers demand that they come with them.

Dr. Emily Farkas is a Yale-trained cardiothoracic surgeon and the first female accepted to the program at Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. Farkas is board certified by the ABTS and regularly participates in humanitarian missions performing the most basic medical care to complex heart surgeries in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Sri Lanka, Peru, and Mongolia.

Ten-year-old Annemarie Johansen and her best friend Ellen Rosen often think of life before the war. It's now 1943 and their life in Copenhagen is filled with school, food shortages, and the Nazi soldiers marching through town. When the Jews of Denmark are "relocated," Ellen moves in with the Johansens and pretends to be one of the family. Soon Annemarie is asked to go on a dangerous mission to save Ellen's

A 12-year-old named Marie-Laure Leblanc is blind and she lives with her father in Paris. The Nazis take over the city, and both of them flee to her great uncles in Saint Malo. Here Marie-Laure learns to be cautious of other people as her great uncle sends secret messages illegally. Meanwhile, A German 14-year-old orphan, Werner Pfennig is sent to a special academy. Here he is sent on a mission to prevent people from sending illegal messages. (like Marie-Laure’s great uncle). This is where both of their stories converge.

In chapter 1, the text was about the twentieth-century world and the four themes play a role in this world. The four themes show that history is not just facts after facts, but also all connected through the themes. Global interrelatedness is the international connection between groups and the pattern of this type of connection has evolved over the years; into globalization. Identity and difference; formation of identity that is key to understanding the politics of the twentieth century and world history in general, but also distinct ones make some an outcast of society. The rise of the mass society has brought forth mass changes in industrialization, globalization, and changes in political ideas; both good and bad. Technology vs nature, humans have been

The novel, Number the Stars, by Lois Lowry, takes place during World War II in Copenhagen, Denmark. It has been three years after the war began, and like many other countries at the time, Germany had conquered Denmark. The German soldiers have occupied Denmark, and the soldiers were in every corner of the streets. The Nazi acquisition has changed Denmark in many ways. For example, the soldiers took many things such as coffee, butter, and sugar. Copenhagen had a curfew, and no citizens were allowed out after 8 o’clock. The Germans have also issued orders that closed stores owned by the Jews. Annemarie Johansen, an ordinary girl, lives during this period when things had changed for the worse. Her best friend, Ellen Rosen, is a Jew who also lived during this period. The Germans have taken synagogue lists of all the Jews, and the Rosens were on the list. The Nazis plan to arrest all the Danish Jews and take them away. The Rosens are no longer safe in Denmark. Because the Johansens and the Rosens are friends, so the Johansens decides to help them escape to Sweden, a free country that is close to Denmark. When Annemarie hears that the Germans have begun to torment the Jews, Annemarie says that she wants all of Denmark to be the bodyguards of the Jews, too. She thought to herself that she wasn’t sure if she would truly die for the Jews, and she was glad to be an ordinary person who would never be called upon for courage. Annemarie has never thought that she was brave; however, when