t in ts practically impossible, so whe Jews?

    Its being said in underground circles t ted to  to Poland s be alloo return here.

    ted t to asylum in  once ler is gone, to Germany.

    , you begin to  old t ice! the

    even over, and already ts sad, very sad t teentime: quot; one Cian does is  one Jes on all Jews.”

    to be , I cant understand cion of good, , uprig in judgment on us t oppressed, unfortunate and pitiable people in all the world.

    I  ti-Semitism is just a passing t tcrue colors, t t ts to be just, for t!

    And if t terrible t, till left in o go. e too ry, urns its back on us.

    I love  o me, since I  my own. And I ill!

    Yours, Anne

    M. Frank

    thURSDAY, MAY 25, 1944

    Dearest Kitty,

    Beps engaged! t mucicularly pleased. Bertus may be a nice, steady, atic young man, but Bep doesnt love o me ts enougo advise  marrying him.

    Beps trying to get aus is pulling  any interests or any desire to make somet tll make Bep and Beps ing to put an end to o e  t even worse.

    So se ter, and now shes engaged.

    tors involved in t. First, Beps sick fatus very muc of teases  being an old maid. t turned ty-four, and t matters a great deal to Bep.

    Mot er if Bep us. I dont knoand  married only after tus is in  any rate  o t.  a sorry prospect for Bep, for o appreciate her!

    Yours, Anne

    M. Frank

    ted.

    also because its terrible for Mr. van hoeven.

    turned upside do d