Black Book Page #2
No, I don't know
and I don't want to know.
Where do I sign?
-Here.
Hold on.
You don't want to check first?
No, I trust you.
Rachel, you can't trust someone blindly.
Those times are over.
Checkpoint:
Show me you papers.Van Gein, from the SD,
with a load of arrested jews.
10 pieces
Check. You may continue. Have a good trip.
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
Come out.
Let's go.
Rachel. Rachel.
Max. That's my little brother.
We're here too.
-Mum.
my girl.
Sshh.. Be quiet, come, come
How did you get here?
-Throug. him.
He said, you were going to cross.
-Then we wanted to go too.
This is Rob, he helped me.
Hi.
Don't push, be careful, go forward.
Come and sit.
Please, sit.
Hurry up boy.
He's just had an operation.
4 days ago.
I'm sorry, I didn't know.
Could you throw away the plank?
You're not joing us?
No, the skipper will take
it from here.
safe travels
Lady, take that off.
It glows too much in the dark.
I keep it on even in my sleep.
Then move up your collar.
The krauts see everything.
Let's go.
Look:
gingerbread. Saved it for aparty. That means now.
What happened to you?
Acute appendix infection.
He almost couldn't join us.
just in time.
He operated him secretly.
-On the kitchen table.
Did mr. Smaal know where you were?
Of course. He gave us the
address of the hideout.
Odd, he kept repeating he
didn't know.
No, careful.
Where was your hideout?
-In the attic of a boring grocer's man
A socialist, but still good.
- but Brussels is better.
Now, we'll never be separated again, right?
-right.
Why are we going east?
How can you tell?
I used to be helmsman on a big ship.
Before the war.
Before the war I was on the
Holland-America line. I am zigzagging
Excellent.
Get out.
Show me your cargo.
Open up.
- But she's dead.
but it's a very bad disease.
- Typhus.
Open it.
Close it.
Man, I almost choked.
We never get any complaints.
At least a centimetre of space.
Look.
Can't do any wider, otherwise they'll notice.
-No, I mean in the rain.
I could hardly keep my face still.
Come.
You can clean yourself up over there.
Here, use this.
I don't know, how I will ever be
able to thank you.
Take a hike, Joop.
Instead thank the people
who found you...
warning the SD.
We'll paint that.
Dad-
Kuipers.
Ellis de Vries.
You'll get used to the name.
Do you have a good ID?
All fine, dad. More than real.
Yes.
Did you ever do any cooking?
-Yes, i used to at home, kosher.
There's no demand for that anymore.
Sorry.
-You can stay here.
But you'll have to work.
The harder, the better.
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