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Denmark September 1940
King Christian X rides through the streets of Copenhagen as a symbol of hope and solidarity against the Nazi occupations. He is unguarded and greeted by Danes with love and admiration. Denmark During WWII -
Number the Stars - November 1940
Annemarie's older sister, Lise, dies.
We are unsure of how, but the author reveals in a flashback, that Annemarie had an older sister who has since then passed. -
Denmark August 1943
Nazis in Denmark begin collecting Jews for "relocation."
Germans take over the Danish goverment and begin the "Final Solution," which consists of rounding up Jews to concentration camps. -
Number the Stars - September 4, 1943
Annemarie, Ellen, and Kirstie are stopped and interrogated by two Nazi soldiers on Osterbrogade Street in Copenhagen. -
Number the Stars - September 8, 1943
Mrs. Hirsch's button shop is boarded up and vacant. Annemarie, Ellen, and Kirstie attempt to buy a button from Mrs. Hirsch's button shop. When they arrive they find the shop doors boarded shut and German writing and signs over the doors.
