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in chapters 1-8 there are nazi soldiers keeping watch over the Jewish people

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Literal journey

Family is being removed from their apartment and moved to another area with other jewish people.

figurative journey

He is listening to his uncle who believes this war will be long term while his father believes it will be over quickly. This causes Yenak confusion because he doesn't know who to believe

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In chapters 9-12 uncle Moshe uses the money Yanek found to buy bread for the 2 of them

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Literal Journey

Yanek gets moved to a concentration camp with other Jewish people and is put in terrible living spaces.

Figurative Journey

He takes advise from his uncle to not stand out no matter what.

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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 When uncle Moshe died, Yenak went to got work in the salt mine

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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literal: Yanek gets moved to the salt mine and has to work there

Figurative: He doesn't have his uncle anymore to help him so he has to figure everything out independently.

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In the Trzebina concentration camp Yenaks job was to carry rocks from one place to another.

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Literary: Yanek gets moved to Trzebinia Concentration camp and has to move a pile of rocks without anything but their hands.

figurative: Yanek had to work hard and Do what he was supposed to even when he was struggling and hungry

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Birkenau, Ofiar Faszyzmu, Brzezinka, Poland

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on chapter 16 the Jews where taken into a "gass chamber"

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Birkenau, Ofiar Faszyzmu, Brzezinka, Poland

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Birkenau, Ofiar Faszyzmu, Brzezinka, Poland

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Literal journey: Yenak gets taken to Birkenau where he and the rest of his group get put in the gas chambers to see if it is gas and will kill them, or if it will be water and they live

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When Fred can no longer work, Fred gets hung

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Literary journey: When Yenak gets taken to Auschwitz he meets a boy named Fred but one-day Fred gets too sick to work and get hung

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when Yenak gets to the camp, he is fed soup and bread

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Literary journey: When they arrives at Sachsenhausen the nazis sent them to their barracks and fed them so they would be strong enough to work.

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Literary jersey: When Yanek gets sent to Bergen Belsen, the commandant of the camp chooses the weakest men and shot them

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Literary journey: At Buchenwald, Yanek’s job is to carry big rocks, behind his back, uphill, he had to make sure he carried a good-sized rock so he wouldn't drop it and get shot, or would be shot for not trying hard enough

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

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In chapter 26, Yanek gets in trouble for losing a button

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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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Literary journey: At Gross-Rosen, when Yanek loses a button on his shirt and a Kapo notices, the Kapo gives Yanek 20 lashes. However, when Yanek messes up counting, he gets more to the point that he loses track.

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Literary journey: In Dachau one day when Yanek and the other prisoners woke up, the SS officers were gone, and the American allies showed up to save them.

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In chapter 30, one of the things the Americans give the jews is a bed

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literary journey: After the Americans took the Jews to Munich, they were given food, blankets, a washcloth, a cup, a toothbrush, and a bed.