tUESDAY, AUGUSt 3, 1943

    Dearest Kitty,

    tical front. Italy  Party. ting ts in many places -- even t. ry like t continue to  England?

    Our beautiful radio aken a  Mr. Kugler for turning it in on ted day. Dussel is slipping loimation, and ever  politics, ory, geograp I  it: ler terdam is bigger ts for not taking tunity to bomb Italy to smitc., etc.

    e just o grit my teetice being courageous.

    Mrs. van Daan, t;Let t; and quot;Better to end  to end at all,quot; is t coo tears. Sed by ly declared a truce after a

    sentimental at t.

    Mousc, t  ages as ages. ts getting  taken test notice. Its making us all very jittery;

    e on our arms and legs or ots of our bodies, so  gives us an excuse to take a better look at our arms or necks. But notle piff we can urn our he wayside long ago.

    Yours, Anne

    EDNESDAY, AUGUSt 4,1943

    Dearest Kitty,

    No le over a year, you kno deal about our lives. Still, I cant possibly tell you everyts all so different compared to ordinary times and ordinary people. Neverto give you a closer look into our lives, from time to time Ill describe part of an ordinary day. Ill start .

    Nine in time alle and bustle. Ced, beds pulled out, blankets unfolded -- notays ime. I sleep on a small divan,  longer. Comforter, ss, pillos:

    everyto be removed from Dussel s bed,  during the day.

    In t room terrible creaking: ts Margots folding bed being set up.

    More blankets and pillo