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The RAF destroys the Gestapo's headquarters
The RAF destroys the Gestapo's headquarters in Hague, and national document on individual dutch scheduled, that they will be moved to the Nazi camps. Also, the soviet forces to took Kerch, and began the reconquest of Crimea. On this date, Anne wrote:
Somebody tries to go in the Annexe, and broke the door to this secret place. She is scared of the reality and hope that she will stay alive thought the war. -
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WWII
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Bombay explosion
The Bombay Explosion was in the Victoria Dock of Bombay. It happen when the freighter SS Fort Stikine carried a cargo of cotton bales, gold, and ammunition and 1,400 tons of explosives. And it caught fire and was destroyed in two giant fire, killing around 800 to 1300 peoples and 80,000 people were made homeless. And 71 firemen lost their lives. In Anne's life... Everybody is tense. But in Anne’s work, hope, love, and courage keeps her going. -
The raids
The RAF and the US Air Force did a raids on the Ploesti oil field in Romania.
In Anne's life... The Secret Annex crew had left some windows open and some people that were outside might be starting to get suspicious. Mr. Kugler is really mad. -
German Submarine
One of the German submarine was sunk by the Americans warship in the Atlantic Ocean. The Soviet forces destroyed the Germans last resistance in Yalta. The RAF made ai raids in Romania and they were bassed in Italy. In Anne's life... That day, Anne and Peter cuddled on the sofa, it was the first time they sat close to each other like this. He gave her a kiss, but that kiss didn’t end up on her lips. -
Japenese
Japanese launch Operation Ichi-Go with 600,000 boys in central China. The objective is to gets areas where American bombers are located. The first place on their list was the Battle of Central Henan. In Anne Frank life... Anne wondered if she normally comes to cuddle and kiss Peter without any intention of married him. She wonders if she should talk to her father. And certainly , she thinks that her and Peter should speak .
