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Annemarie wants to race her friend Ellen to home.

But they are stopped by German soldiers.

Then, after the soldiers stop them, the girls are let go and try to return to their nomal life, even though they are still scared.

Kirsti tells Annemarie to tell her a fairy tale

Long time ago one of the German soldiers had turned, suddenly, and askeo a question of a teenage boy nearby

Then, Anne mane remembers a story about Kina christian X(10) of Denmark and how the people loved him. she also thinks about the changes caused by war.

Kirsti and Ellen go to the Mrs.Hirsch shop to buy buttons.

But Mrs. Hirsch's shop is closed and there are a swastika and a German sign on the door Finding out Mrs.Hirsch is Jewish and Germans told her to close her Jewish-run shop Annemarie wants to play with her friend Ellen and have fun. Ellen to stay at Annemaries for a tew dats.

Dad told Annemarie that the Germans had a list of Jews, and that ther were all

tryina to move else and that they hard to them

Annemarie wants to race her friend Ellen to home. But they are stopped by German soldiers. Then, after the soldiers stop them, the girl is let go and try to return to their normal life, even though they are still scared. Annemarie starts to tell a story to Kirsti. Meanwhile, she thinks real Denmark king Christian's story, which dad told her. Then, she is sad to think of her dead sister.

Mrs.Hirsch's button shop is closed with a swastika on the door. Annemarie thinks that all of Denmark must be a bodyguard for the Jews, as well. But, she is starting to doubt that she would die to protect them. Ellen who is celebrating at home visits to Annemarie's house. Annemarie knows the fact that Nazis plan to arrest all the Danish Jews. Annemarie and Ellen decide to act as if they were sisters.

After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful, That night, when Annemarie tells Kirsti a fairytale, she feels sad.

It reminds her of her sister Lise who died and a story about King Christian X(10).

Annemarie then thinks about the changes caused by the war.

One day, Annemarie finds a swastika and the German sign on the Hirsch's shop door. Annemarie' and Ellen's families learn that many shops run by Jewish people are closed by the Germans.

This means Jewish people are in danger because of the Nazis.

So Ellen can't enjoy Jewish New Year and has to hide.

Ellen stays with Annemarie's family to be safe, pretending to be Annemarie's sister.

Annemarie tells Kirsti a  fairy tale.

Annemarie reminds her of her older sister's death.

Then, Annemarie remembers a story about King Christian X (10) of  Denmark and how the people loved him. She also thinks about the changes caused by war. Annemarie goes the Mrs. Hirsch's button shop after school because Kirsti's clothes  button fell off. But Mrs. Hirsch's shop is closed, and there  are  a swastika and a German sign on the door. Annemarie hears that Jewish stores have been closed by the German army. So she thinks she will become a Jewish bodyguard. Annemarie and Ellen promise to put out a candle for Jewish people together on Jewish's new year. But German soldiers are capturing   Jewish people on Jewish New Year's Day. So Ellen comes to Annemarie's home to hide. And Annemarie and Ellen have to look like a common sister. 

Annemarie and her friend Ellen race to home.

But they encounter German soldiers, who scare them.

After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful.

Annemarie tells the story of the king and queen as she puts her sister Kirsti to sleep.

But, Annemarie remembers her sister and her fiancé Peter Neilsen, who died in a car accident three years ago, as well as the memory of her sister Lise and Danish king Christian greeting each other while riding by.

Annemarie ends the story by whispering to herself in the dark for Kirsti, who was sleeping next to her.

After school, Annemarie wants to Mrs. Hirshe's shop to buy a button on Kirsti's coat on her mother's errand.

But, the door of the store is locked, and he return empty-handed when he sees something written in German.

At night Peter comes and reports that the Germans have ordered the closure of all Jewish-run shops.

Annemarie hears that Ellen's parents went to see a relative that evening, so the dinner invitation was canceled, and Ellen is going to stay at Annemarie's house.

But, Annemarie knows that Jews are in danger.

Ellen and Annemarie can live together like sisters.

Annemarie wants to race her friend Ellen to home 

But they are stopped by German soldiers.

Then, after the soldiers stop them, the girls are let go and try to return their normal lives, even though they are still scared.

That night, kirsti wants to listen to a fairy tale before sleeping.

Kirsti slept, and Annemarie reminds us of the real story about Christian X and her sister, Lise

Annemarie finishes thinking about the real story about Danish.

One day, kirsti's button has broken

But Mrs. Hirsch's shop is closed, and there is a swastika and a German sign on the door.

Annemarie gets to know the reason the button shop closed, and Ellen's family are also Jews.

Another day, Annemarie wants to play with her friend Ellen and have fun

Ellen wants to enjoy the Jewish New Year.

But Ellen comes to Annemarie's house because the Germans will arrest Ellen's family.

So Ellen will stay with Annemarie, pretending to be sisters.

Annemarie wants to race her friend Ellen to home.

But they are stopped by German soldiers.

Then, after the soldiers stop them, the girls are let go and try to return to their normal life, even though they are still scared.

Annemarie starts to tell a story to Kirsti.

Meanwhile, she thinks real Denmark King Christian's story, which dad told her.

Then, she is sad to think of her dead sister.

One day, Mrs. Hirsch's button shop is closed with a swastika on the door.

Annemarie thinks that all of Denmark must be a bodyguard for the Jews, as well.

But she is starting to doubt that she would die to protect them.
Ellen who is going to celebrate at her home visits to Annemarie's house.
Annemarie knows the fact that Nazis plan to arrest all the Danish Jews.

So, Annemarie and Ellen decide to act as if they were sisters.

② Annemarie and her friend Ellen race to home. (ch1)
③ But they encounter(우연히 만나다) German soldiers, who scare them. (ch1)

④ After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful. (ch1)

⑤ That night, when Annemarie tells Kirsti a fairytale, she feels sad. (ch2)

⑥ It reminds her of her sister Lise who died and a story about King Christian X(10). (ch2)

⑦ Annemarie then thinks about the changes caused by the war. (ch2)

⑧ One day, Annemarie finds a swastika and the German sign on the Hirsch’s shop door. (ch3)

⑨ Annemarie' and Ellen’s families learn that many shops run by Jewish people are closed by the Germans. (ch3)

⑩ This means Jewish people are in danger because of the Nazis. (ch3-4)

⑪ So Ellen can’t enjoy Jewish New Year and has to hide. (ch4)

⑫ Ellen stays with Annemarie's family to be safe, pretending to be Annemarie’s sister. (ch4)

② Annemarie and her friend Ellen race to home. (ch1)
③ But they encounter(우연히 만나다) German soldiers, who scare them. (ch1)

④ After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful. (ch1)

⑤ That night, when Annemarie tells Kirsti a fairytale, she feels sad. (ch2)

⑥ It reminds her of her sister Lise who died and a story about King Christian X(10). (ch2)

⑦ Annemarie then thinks about the changes caused by the war. (ch2)

⑧ One day, Annemarie finds a swastika and the German sign on the Hirsch’s shop door. (ch3)

⑨ Annemarie' and Ellen’s families learn that many shops run by Jewish people are closed by the Germans. (ch3)

⑩ This means Jewish people are in danger because of the Nazis. (ch3-4)

⑪ So Ellen can’t enjoy Jewish New Year and has to hide. (ch4)

⑫ Ellen stays with Annemarie's family to be safe, pretending to be Annemarie’s sister. (ch4)

② Annemarie and her friend Ellen race to home. (ch1)
③ But they encounter(우연히 만나다) German soldiers, who scare them. (ch1)

④ After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful. (ch1)

⑤ That night, when Annemarie tells Kirsti a fairytale, she feels sad. (ch2)

⑥ It reminds her of her sister Lise who died and a story about King Christian X(10). (ch2)

⑦ Annemarie then thinks about the changes caused by the war. (ch2)

⑧ One day, Annemarie finds a swastika and the German sign on the Hirsch’s shop door. (ch3)

⑨ Annemarie' and Ellen’s families learn that many shops run by Jewish people are closed by the Germans. (ch3)

⑩ This means Jewish people are in danger because of the Nazis. (ch3-4)

⑪ So Ellen can’t enjoy Jewish New Year and has to hide. (ch4)

⑫ Ellen stays with Annemarie's family to be safe, pretending to be Annemarie’s sister. (ch4)

② Annemarie and her friend Ellen race to home. (ch1)
③ But they encounter(우연히 만나다) German soldiers, who scare them. (ch1)

④ After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful. (ch1)

⑤ That night, when Annemarie tells Kirsti a fairytale, she feels sad. (ch2)

⑥ It reminds her of her sister Lise who died and a story about King Christian X(10). (ch2)

⑦ Annemarie then thinks about the changes caused by the war. (ch2)

⑧ One day, Annemarie finds a swastika and the German sign on the Hirsch’s shop door. (ch3)

⑨ Annemarie' and Ellen’s families learn that many shops run by Jewish people are closed by the Germans. (ch3)

⑩ This means Jewish people are in danger because of the Nazis. (ch3-4)

⑪ So Ellen can’t enjoy Jewish New Year and has to hide. (ch4)

⑫ Ellen stays with Annemarie's family to be safe, pretending to be Annemarie’s sister. (ch4)

② Annemarie and her friend Ellen race to home. (ch1)
③ But they encounter(우연히 만나다) German soldiers, who scare them. (ch1)

④ After the incident, Annemarie's mom tells them they must be careful. (ch1)

⑤ That night, when Annemarie tells Kirsti a fairytale, she feels sad. (ch2)

⑥ It reminds her of her sister Lise who died and a story about King Christian X(10). (ch2)

⑦ Annemarie then thinks about the changes caused by the war. (ch2)

⑧ One day, Annemarie finds a swastika and the German sign on the Hirsch’s shop door. (ch3)

⑨ Annemarie' and Ellen’s families learn that many shops run by Jewish people are closed by the Germans. (ch3)

⑩ This means Jewish people are in danger because of the Nazis. (ch3-4)

⑪ So Ellen can’t enjoy Jewish New Year and has to hide. (ch4)

⑫ Ellen stays with Annemarie's family to be safe, pretending to be Annemarie’s sister. (ch4)