the hiding place

The hidden place of Corrie Ten Boom is about the Dutch lady's life between Nazi invasion and German massacre. Misten Boom is talking about her childhood, helping people escape from the basement of the anti-Nazis, arrested, imprisoned, and releasing her. As a child, Ten Boom and her mother, father, sister, Nollie and Betsie, brothers, Willem and aunt, Tante Jan, Tante Anna and Tante Bep grew up in their watch stores. Her close family is a very important part of her life.

The hiding place of Prinsengracht 263 is relatively spacious. Both families have ample space. This is unusual as hidden parents and children are often separated from each other. Most of the hiding places are small spaces in the damp or atticed attic. People hiding in the country can sometimes go out, but only when they are not known to be in danger. "Well, our secret attachment really becomes a secret ... Sir. I think it would be better to make a bookshelf in front of the entrance to the hideout, which shakes on the hinges and opens like a door. Work (Voskuijl said that all of us are hiding, he was most useful.)

On August 4, 1944, eight people hidden for 25 months, eight of the secret attachments were discovered by German secret national police Gestapo who learned about hiding from anonymous investigators who have never been revealed It was. As the police officer was from Vienna, her hometown and expressed his sympathy, Geese worked in the building during the raid to avoid being arrested. She later went to the police headquarters and tried to pay bribes to cancel the group, but she did not succeed.

Nituyadaf, 14 years old, is one of protesters. He tried to avoid the police in some bushes. Four independent witnesses explained what happened next. In front of the spectators, he was dragged out of the place hidden by the police and thrown to the ground. When the executive stood on his knee, he shot his face at a short distance. The doctor who examined the body of Adaf later confirmed that the injury was consistent with this explanation. Protests on the island intensified during September, protestors stopped the transport route from India to Nepal and prevented gasoline, natural gas and other supplies from flowing into Nepal. During the month, as a direct result of these protests, the country suffered a serious shortage of gasoline and natural gas.