Answer:
1. Called Pickwick because he looked like a Dickens character- Herman Sluring.
2. Saleslady-bookkeeper for the ten Booms- Toos.
3. Corrie's sister- Nollie.
4. The Jew Willem brought to the party- Herr Gutlieber.
5. Corrie's nephew, a musical prodigy- Peter.
6. Home of the ten Booms- the Beje.
Step-by-step explanation:
"The Hiding Place" by Corrie ten Boom tells the lives of the ten Booms during the Jewish prosecution by Hitler and the Germans. Including the events prior to and after the Holocaust, this text revolves around the theme of discrimination and mostly of the Christian faith.
1. Herman Sluring is the real name of Pickwick, who according to the ten Boom sisters, looked "incredibly like the illustrator's drawing in (their) copy" of a Charles Dickens' novel. He is extremely ugly but still a great friend of the ten Booms who helped them in the underground work helping the Jews. He also brought Corrie back to the Beje after she returned from the camp.
2. Toos is the woman who works in the watch shop as an accountant, saleslady/ book keeper for the ten Booms.
3. Nollie is Corrie's older sister who got married to Flip van Woerden. She is alwasy truthful in any circumstance and cheerful.
4. Herr Gutlieber, a Jewish man brought to the 100th party of the shop by Willem, Corrie's eldest brother.
5. Peter is the son of Willem ten Boom, a minister in the Dutch reformed Church. He is the favorite nephew of Corrie, and has extraordinary interest and ability in music.
6. The home of the ten Booms in the Dutch town of Haarlem is called "the Beje". It is in this home that the shop is also located.