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In chapters 1-8 citizens got most of their Info from older radios like this one.

Literal journey: The family is being deported from their apartment and moved to another area without going to Plaszow

Figurative journey: He listens to his uncle who believes that this war is long term while his father believes it will be over quickly this causes Yanek and doesn't know whom to believe.

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Yanek is taken to the Plaszow concentration camp where Amon Goeth forces him to work to the brink of death hard at a tailor shop.

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When Yanek arrives at the Plaszow concentration camp, he is subjected to the brutal conditions that were common in Nazi labor camps. The infamous Amon Goeth, a evil and crazy Nazi officer, leads the camp. Yanek experiences extreme conditions. He is forced to work long hours in dangerous situations, he faces constant abuse from the camp guards and he lives in fear of death every day. The camp is extremely overcrowded with very little food or medical care. People are often executed or sent to death camps.

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When Yanek arrives at the Wieliczka Salt Mine he is forced to work long hours in the dark and dangerous tunnels. The mine was filled with dangerous caverns and rocks. The miners. Had to dig deep into the and carry heavy loads of salt all while being treated terribly by the Nazi guards. The work was exhausting and the conditions were harsh. Many prisoners collapsed from exhaustion, and the risk of accidents in the mine was high. Yanek was constantly at risk of being beaten or even killed by the guards.

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At Trzebinia concentration camp Yanek is put into grueling conditions. He is forced into labor which is exhausting and performed under harsh supervision. His work involves cleaning the camp and working with dangerous equipment. The food is scarce and barely enough to keep him alive. The prisoners face constant threats from the guards who are cruel and deadly. One significant event in the Trzebinia is when Yanek's encounter with the brutality of the camp’s leaders. He sees a prisoner being shot for such a small thing and realizes that at any moment, he could do the same way. The tension intensifies when Yanek's realization of the constant danger and cruelty of the Nazis in the camp.

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Birkenau, Ofiar Faszyzmu, Brzezinka, Poland

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Birkenau, Ofiar Faszyzmu, Brzezinka, Poland

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Birkenau, Ofiar Faszyzmu, Brzezinka, Poland

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Yanek was moved to an extermination death camp and was being tortured mentally and physically. He survived the death camp, which most people didn't, if they even made it to this camp before dying. All of the prisoners were being starved and deprived of necessities. Yanek faced several challenges and this made him mentally stronger but sometimes he would get pushed too far and have to start all over again.

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Yanek is still desperate but he is still keeping his personality. He refuses to give up hope that they will one day be rescued

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Yaneks has to overcome a lot of challenges but when arriving at this camp they allow him the necessities such as sleeping and eating. People are starting to get tired and decide that suicide is the best option at this point in time.

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Yanek has been moved to seven different camps over three years. Yanek is feeling exhausted. The Nazis give the people in the concentration camp a week off of work. The Nazis gave these people lots of food which made them sick due to being malnourished

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Yanek was sent to his eighth concentration camp but this one was one of the worst. One of the girls' names in the which of Buchenwald is that she was known for being cruel. This camp also contained a zoo for the family's entertainment.

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Gross-Rosen Museum in Rogoznica, Ofiar Gross Rosen, Rogoźnica, Poland

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Gross-Rosen Museum in Rogoznica, Ofiar Gross Rosen, Rogoźnica, Poland

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Gross-Rosen Museum in Rogoznica, Ofiar Gross Rosen, Rogoźnica, Poland

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Yanek’s transfer to Gross-Rosen wasjust like the other of his journeys. As part of his forced labor duties, he was taken from Buchenwald.He was subjected to the brutal conditions of the transport. He was loaded onto a train with other prisoners and they were transported under horrendous conditions with little food water or much. The overcrowded train cars were filthy and many prisoners died during the journey due to the harsh conditions.When Yanek arrives at Gross-Rosen, his thoughts are shaped by both fear and disbelief. He has already been through several brutal camps and witnessed unimaginable atrocities. By the time he reaches Gross-Rosen, he is exhausted, emotionally drained, and mentally scarred by the trauma he has experienced. He’s lost many family members and friends, and the idea of surviving this next chapter of his nightmare seems almost impossible.

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The transport to Dachau like many of his other transfers is brutal. Prisoners are packed into overcrowded train cars with little food water or ventilation and the conditions were inhumane. Yanek’s body is weakened by the months of forced labor and brutal treatment in the camps. His biggest concern is the labor but the fear of going to a new camp a new camp and not knowing whats gonna happen.Once Yanek arrives at Dachau, his feelings of disbelief and fear and a sense of hopelessness. Dachau was notorious for its harsh conditions overcrowding and extreme brutality The camp was used as a model for many other camps and it had a reputation for terrorizing its prisoners with random executions extreme forced labor and torture.

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The escape itself happens when the Nazis fearing the advancing Allied forces begin evacuating prisoners from various concentration camps including Dachau. As part of the evacuation prisoners were forced to march for miles mostly in freezing conditions and with little food and water. However during this evacuation Yanek takes an opportunity to escape. He takes advantage of the chaos and escapesWhen Yanek is saved at the end of Prisoner B-3087 he feels a sense of relief, overwhelm, sadness and hope. Though the immediate fear of death is the emotional weight of everything he has lost and endured is still very much with him