belives that they will get to sweeden saft
Uncle Henrik is a fisherman in "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry. He uses his fishing boat to help transport Jewish refugees to safety during World War II.
In the book "Number the Stars," Papa used the phrase "The fishing has been good at Gilleleje" to communicate to Henrik that Jewish refugees were seeking shelter with him. This was a code phrase meant to convey that the Jewish people were on their way to Henrik's location.
Uncle Henrik hid the Jews in the hold of his fishing boat, covered with a false bottom. They traveled to Sweden hidden under the fish on the boat.
Henrik is Mama's brother, and Annemarie's uncle.
Uncle Henrik's statement suggests that tomorrow's weather conditions will be optimal for fishing. This could mean that the water will be calm, the temperature will be suitable, and there may be a higher chance of catching fish. His words also hint at a sense of optimism and hope for a successful fishing trip.
The handkerchief She had to give to Uncle Henrik
the scenery in number the stars is an ocean in the book it says "can you smell the ocean." and a narrow path leading to Uncle Henrik's house
Uncle Henrik lives in a rural area of Denmark, specifically in a small fishing village near the coast. His home is depicted in the book "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, where it serves as a safe refuge for his niece, Annemarie, and her family during the Nazi occupation of Denmark. The setting reflects the simplicity and resilience of life in that region.
Johanson called his brother-in-law Henrik and asked if it was a good day for fishing. This was a code for needing to have Jews smuggled out. He also mentioned to Henrik that they would be sending a carton of cigarettes which referred to Ellen Rosen, a friend of Annemarie's
The first thing Annemarie had to do after returning to her Uncle Henrik's house in "Number the Stars" was explain the events that had taken place when the Nazis stopped her and Ellen on their way to Uncle Henrik's boat.
Uncle Henrik's housekeeping in "Number the Stars" is described as meticulous and orderly. He ensures that everything in his home is clean, well-maintained, and in its proper place. Henrik's attention to detail reflects his caring and responsible nature.
If the soldiers had discovered that the packet for Uncle Henrik in "Number the Stars" contained Ellen's necklace, it could have put Ellen and her family in danger as it would have revealed their connection to the resistance and potentially led to their arrest or worse. Uncle Henrik may have also faced repercussions for his involvement in the resistance.