With the war ending, Miep and Jan try to find the Franks and other Jewish residents of the annex.

Miep's worst fear comes true when the Nazis raid the annex.

As Nazi crackdowns increase, Miep must hide an innocent student from her Nazi neighbor.

As laws against Jews intensify, two children land in Miep and Jan's care.

Miep must choose between her morals and best friend; Jan's involvement with the resistance deepens.

With the Frank family secure, Miep's Jewish dentist asks if she knows of a place where he can hide.

Jan refuses to abandon a dangerous mission, and Miep fears for his life.

Miep, a young, carefree secretary, agrees to hide Otto Frank and his family from the Nazis.