How were the Jews escaping?
They were hiding in fishermen's boats.
Who did Hitler discriminate against? (2 examples)
Hitler discriminated agains Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, the physically and mentally disabled, other races and anyone opposing his views.
Where did the refugees go that evening and later that night?
They went on uncle Henrik's boat, and later they were brought to Sweden.
How did Annemarie react when she was stopped by the soldiers?
She pretended to be a silly little girl and started chattering. She acted like Kirsti would have.
What did Peter give to the baby and why?
Peter gave a drug to the baby so that she sleeps all night. It is dangerous to travel with a baby because she could cry at any moment, even when soldiers are trying to find them.
Who died? Explain the lie.
Great aunt Birte died. She does not exist but they needed a reason for a gathering later that evening. (The refugees will pretend to be at this place for the mourning of her death)
How many refugees were there ? Name them.
There were 7 refugees. The Rosens (mother, father and Ellen), A couple with a baby, An old man.
In the family pictures, who had dark hair ?
Explain the situation
Lise had dark hair.
Ellen pretended to be part of the Johansen family but the soldiers got suspicious because she was the only one with dark hair. Mr. Johansen pulled out a baby picture of Lise where she had dark hair to "prove" that one of his children had dark hair.
How did the family trick the soldiers ? (2 elements)
The fake funeral: They pretend to be mourning the death of a family member when they are in fact gathering refugees for their next trip. Typhus: The soldier wanted to open the casket, but Mama told the soldiers that Great aunt Birte had typhus, a very contagious disease.
Name similar elements between the story of the Little Red Riding Hood and Annemarie's reality?
Lunch in a basket (bringing it to a family member, sent by mother)
In the forest
Growl (wolf, dogs, danger)
Explain the word "pride".
Pride is self-respect of who we are. There are many sources of pride : our culture, our knowledge, our work, who we are.