ortanding by to land troops and bomb be and small boats are continually arriving in t not least, Churchill.
A ion in ted liberation? tion alked so muc, oo good, too mucale ever to come true? ill tory? e dont kno. But rong again. ell need to be brave to endure t to come. Its noter of remaining calm and steadfast, of gritting our teetiff upper lip! France, Russia, Italy, and even Germany, can cry out in agony, but yet right!
Oty, t part about t I friends are on terrible Germans ened us for so long t t of friends and salvation means everyto us! Nos not just t says, I can even go back to scober or September.
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
P.S. Ill keep you informed of test news!
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paratroopers, t be seen in t ons of bombs during t, and t six in t landing craft came asoday tion. tal batteries royed even before te t;one will and one hope.”
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1944
Dearest Kitty,
Great neaken Bayeux, a village on t of France, and are noo cut off ted. Every evening ts report on ties, ting spirit of to get tories, t amazing feats. A fee tly back and fort Ced to land along roops on D Day, but Eiseno talk of it. Just imagine, so muc be at least seventy!
tement ; still, s about time! Mrs. van Daans constant griping is unbearable; no s t in a bucket of cold er!
Everyone in t Mr. van Daan and Peter rilogy, a biograpuoso and c. Its very interesting, t too muc only test and most famous pianist of ime, ty. ess Marie d Agoult, Princess Carolyne Sayn- ittgenstein, tez, t Agnes King Soper, tress Lilla c., and to it. ts of ts are muceresting. Some of tioned are Scor Berlioz, Joon Rubinstein, Frederic Cor c., etc.
Liszt appears to man, very generous and modest, tionally vain. art above all else, remely fond of cognac and bear t of tears, leman, couldnt refuse anyone a favor, interested in money and cared about religious freedom and the world.
Yours, Anne
M. Fra