Peter van pels biography of martin

In her diary, Anne Frank often confides her opinion on her housemates to her imaginary friend Kitty. Depending on her own mood, and also as time progresses, she modifies her opinion, recognizes a nuance, or vents her feelings.

Peter van Pels, for instance, whom she airily refers to as 'the third table companion' below, will later assume a very important role in her diary.

Peter van pels biography of martin luther

A deep sense of trust grows between them, and it is on the attic of the Secret Annex that Peter gives her her first kiss.

Food is always an important and favorite topic of conversation in the Secret Annex, and comparatively safe in that it doesn't provoke fierce discussions.

In the summer of , Anne provides a detailed description of just another day in the life of eight people in hiding, including a description of her housemates in the role of table companions.

On Monday, August 9 she writes in her diary:

"We now continue with a typical day in the Annex.

Since we've already had lunch, it's time to describe din