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I liked Lisa's war because it was a good way to learn about world war 2 and getting to know someone's perspective on what the people had to go through during the war and what happened to them in the war. Another reason why I liked the book is because people got to learn a bit about Jewish heritage and how the Jewish people had to live in world war 2.

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Who is Anne?

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Chapter 14 and 15 are about how they have been there for two day all ready. The raids just started friday night and when the germans thought they’d catch everyone at home celebrating the new year but it went on intel saturday. Lisa knows that the resistance is trying to arrange a way for them all to get over to Sweden and they all have to smuggle them all out of Copenhagen first. They will have to take them out to the coast then if they are lucky it will be a half hour crossing to sweden but if they go south it could take many hours. In the morning the jews arrived in the weirdest way when Lisa looked out her window she saw a long funeral procession moving toward the chapel in the hospital and about twenty minutes later all these black shrouded mourners were being ushered into their ward. Before Lisa was twelve she went to a jewish school once a week and she recognized one of the girls from her class. She saw Lissen catching her hand “are you all right” the girl said “i'm alive '' Lisa said “where did you hide” she said that she hid with some of her friends. They had spent lots of time together and ten of some other girls had their bat mitzvah ceremony together. Lisa’s Hebrew name is Leah. Her friend was saying “come on” from across the room “this will be an adventurer” they filed downstairs Stefan and her father joined them and they saw a long line of ambulances parked outside the hospital. One leaving every five minutes. They saw Erik getting into an ambulance ahead. They heard a German voice screaming “out”. Everyone starts to scramble out and into the bushes. Suddenly everyone hears someone screaming Lisa goes to find someone. She finds Stefan holding a flashlight on the scene.There was a young man standing over the bodys of his wife and his little girls and his little boy. Their throats were cut. The man was saying how it's better for them than being captured. A driver told them that there is a summerhouse on the other side of the road and the top of the hill. They will have to stay there until they get everything straightened out. When they get there the driver hands a key and lets them into the house. There are people living there who must be helping the resistance. The resistance is organizing the rescue. Lisa stays back until the last boat she tries to sound calm and control, but she feels like she is going to throw up again. Her father told Lisa that they need her on the boat because she will have to ject the children again and keep everyone calm. After Lisa and her dad are done talking they hear a child crying. The kid is hysterical. Then one by one kids just start crying. Then she hears Sarah start to cry too. She could tell that she was scared. They scramble down to the water's edge and suddenly Lisa hears loud footsteps and voices talking German. She reaches over to jesper to make sure he turns off his flashlight. They crouch down and she hears him click the safety off and put his gun on half cock she does the same. Jesper whispers to her and tells her that “ I'll go around and take care of the other one. The one going to the water is yours”. The sound comes from behind her and Jesper has done his part. Pop. her gun goes off too the german falls over. Then Jesper and Stefan carry the dead soldiers to the rowboat; they can't afford the bodies being found.

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At the start of chapter 13 Erik and Lisa are riding their bikes to Lisa’s apartment and she wonders if everything is ok or if the Germans could have already begun their raids. They ran up the stairs to see if everything is ok but needless to say everything is alright. Anne is playing on the floor with Sarah. She straightens up and goes to give her and Erik a hug. Everyone is going to the hospital because her father is waiting for her and they go and gather some clothes for Sarah, herself, mother, father and Stefan. She also grabs Sarah's bottles and diapers. Then she starts to get the phone book out and calls every Jewish family she knows, then she starts to tell them that the rabbi is going on holiday and that they should consider a holiday too. Then she starts to call other people that sound like they have a Jewish name to tell them about the rabbi. She was on the phone for a couple of hours, in tell three. Lisa gives Sarah some food and she gets her dressed in a warm outfit she hoists her up on her hip with the laundry bag on her other shoulder. She thinks will she ever see her home again. They went outside and went in a streetcar and they headed to the hospital. Thye get to the hospital and Lisa puts Sarah down to sleep. LIsa and her father were talking about how she will pretend that her mother and Stefan are new admissions in the psychiatric wing. She asks what about Sarah he said she can stay with them but if there is a raid then she will have to go to a children's ward. Sarah Lisa’s mother and her all had to stay in one section of the ward. Her father, Stefan and Erik in another. Lisa can't sleep. The lights are so bright she wonders if this will be her last memory. She knows they want them all dead.

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Where did Susanne go?

She goes to her aunt but her aunt can't take her because she already has too many kids and just can't afford to have her.

Who is Hanne?

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In chapter 12 Lisa knocks at Erik's door. Hes stunned to see lisa he said “Lisa what?” and he lets her in. He asked “what are you doing here? '' Lisa said that she wanted to talk to him and his grandparents. He took her to his living room. His grandfather is reading and his grandmother is in the kitchen. Lisa said that she needs to talk to them, it's very serious and that Anne sent her. Lisa said that the Germans are going to start rounding up all the Jews. She said “tonight Erik is to come back to Copenhagen with me” and that she is going to find a place for them to stay or else bring them too. Very gently she says to Hanne “have you any friend you could stay with?” She said that there's ilse they get together for cards twice a week and Lisa told her that she should go there right now.  She was thinking for a moment. She soupses yes. She takes off her apron and goes to the front closet to get her coat. LIsa said to Erik the next train is at twelve and they have to be on it. She told him to get all packed and or else he will end up in a concentration camp. So Erik goes and packs a few minutes later. Erik comes back with his bags all packed and they go to the train station they catch the train at twelve to Copenhagen they heard some Germans talking and since they took German in school they could understand some of what they were saying at they thought they were saying that “a friend of theirs shot a Dane he didn't like the looks of. A crowd or mob, as they say gathered, disarmed him, then beat him to death”.

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1) Stefan:

Stefan staggered into the room

He started to yell and scream when he turned on the radio “surrendered”

Mother and Father:

They were calm at first

but when the kids when to school the mom started to cry

Erik:

Erik said that he doesn't think things will be much different.

Lisa:

She had very odd reactions and when her family reacted she did not really know how to react.

2) That he doesn't want to treat the people, and if he doesn't treat them he will go to jail and he will be shipped off because he's jewish.

3) Lisa realizes that the war has changed things because she realized that her father should keep on treating them but treat them wrong. Because if Lisa’s father treats them but does it wrong he will not get put into jail or get shipped off because of him being Jewish.

4) She decided to follow Stefan and Jesper because she knew Stefan was up to something because she overheard him and Jesper having a big fight a few nights ago. Lisa discovers that resistance doesn't want Jewish people in dangerous situations like situations where they can get caught. They also said “you see why we have to round up all the Jew and send them away.”

5) They were playing chicken with the Nazi soldiers.

6) Three things that the Resistance has done is:

Leaflet panpflis

Bombing the railroad

Blowing up things like boots and radio parts.

7) The resistance gives newspapers around with important information about what is happening in Denmark.

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A) It was just a dream and when she woke up the buzzing would not stop. The significance of the sentences is that Lisa was talking about how she could hear the Germans planes and bombs going over her just like a bumble bee buzzing in her ears. It's also how the book started because it started going out of control slowly when the Germans planes and bombs going over them.

B) The significance is that Lisa is trying to hide that she is giving people newspapers of what the Germans are doing because if she got caught giving people the newspapers of what they are doing she could get in trouble. So that is why she “leaped off, dragging her bag , ran into the grass and trees beside the stop, and finished throwing up. Then I sink down by my sack. I’m weak, I’m shaking. I think I’m crying, and my mouth tastes terrible”. She was so scared that one of the Germans caught her giving ther newspapers out and that’s why the streetcar and all of the people saved her life for not getting caught.

C) This passage shows that the girl is happy with herself for getting back at the Germans for what they did to her parents. However, by getting back at the German’s she realizes that she is no better than them, for hurting/killing. She realizes that retaliation or “an eye for an eye” mentality makes her no better than the German people.

D) The significance is that she is saying how being Jewish should make her no different from anyone else and that it is not fair that she and all of the jewish people are getting treated differently because of their religion. because of this she is resenting her heritage as indicated by “The very name Eichmann makes me feel sick to my stomach.”

E) This is ironic because Rosh Hashanah is one of the biggest holidays of the year and most people attend services so it is a bad time for the Rabbi to go on holidays and close the  synagogue.

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Why does Lisa’s friend Susanne not feel any remorse after she has just killed a man?

What does Susanne mean by “you're just a few years late” when she was talking to Erik?

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At the beginning of chapter 9 we are being told about how there are at least six to seven resistance bomings a day, and that the Germans are going crazy. The Germans are bringing out more troops and making more arrests. Lisa hopes that Susanne hasn’t been caught in a mob, She wonders where she is because she left after breakfast. Sarah is sleeping. She has been with Lisa’s family for almost a year and a half. Sarah already can talk. Jesper took Lisa to Tivoli and he was telling her about how the front rows of Victor Borge last performance was filled with German soldiers and how Borge walked onto the stage goose-stepping an sticking his arm out in the Nazi salute. All of the Germans leaped up and saluted back. Lisa and Jesper ate and played some games. She tried hard not to see all the Germans around them. Lisa got home and she heard a door slam. It was Susanne. Susanne runs to Lisa and her room. Susanne's face is flushed and she pulls out a gun from her purse. She was telling Lisa how “remember those two men we met when we followed Stefan?” she asked. Lisa nodded and Susanne said they are both dead. Lisa asked what happened and she told her that she and Stefan had been watching their house because they were suspicious of them and  she shot him and the boys are dumping his body into the sea so that way the Germans can’t be sure they killed him.

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1. Give four reasons why Lisa’s fourteenth birthday is so memorable?

Lisa's father came home crying early from work because he was almost shot. Lisa and her friends went to a dance at the dance hall. Jesper asks Lisa to dance.Jesper and Lisa dance and they spend the whole afternoon together.

2. When Lisa tells Stefan and Erik about the hospital massacre, how does Erik react? Why does his reaction make Stefan so mad?

Lisa tells Stefan and Erik what happened at the hospital. Erik was upset and he got all flushed.Stefan snapped and he doesn't want to hear any of their phony sympathy.

3. What “surprise” is waiting at home for Lisa and Stefan when they get back from Lisa’s birthday celebration?

It was the baby sitting with the mom that the dad had brought home because the mother was killed by the Germans so they took the kid in as their own.

4. What happens to Susanne in chapter seven?

Susanne's parents died when she was at the hospital from an explosion and she was in the hospital and was burned very badly.

5. In chapter eight, what was Susanne’s motivation for helping with the resistance bombing?

It was her motivation because her parents died in the explosion and wanted to get back at them

6. After they set the factory bomb, Lisa says the following:

“A chill runs down my spine. My God, I think, these Germans are dragging us all down to their level. How will we keep ourselves better than them?” (p. 46)

In your own words tell what Lisa means by this and what she is concerned about?

She's concerned because she doesn't want everyone to turn into the Germans and they are starting to kill like the Germans and they are trying to get revenge.

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Will the baby Sarah's grandparents end up coming to get her?

What will happen to Susanne since her parents are dead?

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At the beginning of chapter 7 Lisa and Stefan hear a baby crying and they thought it was the wrong apartment but it was not the wrong apartment they opened the door and saw their father holding a baby. Lisa and Stefan asked if this was the baby whose parents were shot. Their father nods. It turns out that the baby has no relatives there and the baby's grandparents live in frederikshavn and they were too old to make the trip there to get the baby.The baby has an uncle somewhere but they can locate him. Lisa sat up in bed and she heard a huge explosion that rocked their building. There is a large fire blazing only blocks away, around where Susanne lives. Everyone goes back to bed after but Lisa can’t sleep. She sits in her father's big chair but soon she hearsa light knock on the door and the feeling in her stomach gets worse. She didn't get the door but soon after another knock on the door. She got up and it was Susanne looking straight at her. She has no hair, only a charred frizz left. Her clothes are simply in tatters and she's covered in blisters. LIsa’s looking at Susanne. She doesn't see Lisa, she's moaning softly. Lisa’s father is giving her a needle and she falls asleep or maybe unconscious. They call an ambulance.  Stefan and their father go to the hospital and Stefan comes off and tells Lisa she will live but her parents are both dead.

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A connection that I can make is that I am Jewish and my great grandmother and her sister had survived the hoacast in world war 2 and my great grandmother's hole family was shot and killed because they were Jewish just like how in chapter six Lisa’s dad was taking to a nurse at the hospital and they heard machine guns and people were machine gunned even their patient too.

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I have a problem and I would like your advice. My younger sister Lisa wants me to help her join the resistance. I'm worried that she will be in danger, but I agreed to let her join. But I feel like I'm letting my parents down. I forgot to mention that we are Jewish .

My little sister Lisa wants to join the resistance and I told her that she could even know I'm worried that she will be endangered. I don't know what to do because she wants to join the resistance but if my parents found out that she is in the resistance they would be disappointed in me and I do feel like I am letting Lisa and my parents down for saying yes to her being the the resistance.

I don't know what to do.  Can you please tell me if I am doing the right thing by letting my sister Lisa into the resistance. Please respond as fast as you can. The guilt of letting her into the resistance is eating me up inside.

Sincerely,

Perplexed person

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Chapter 3 is about how It has been over six months since the germans have come and they are everywhere. On all of the city blocks they are pairs of them row by row out on patrol. Stefan and Lisa are playing a game called chicken. They walk straight for them, they are talking and pretending not to notice them and they try to see who moves acide first.

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What is a dancing hall?

A dancing hall is a special building or large room for dancing in.

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At the beginning of chapter 6 it was saying how the Germans had almost been in Denmark for two years. Lisa only goes to school two or three days a week. One week she goes to school for two day and the next she goes to school for three. Its Lisa fourteenth birthday and Her and her friends go to a party for her birthday but her dad came home from work crying before she was supposed to leave to go out with her friend and her dad was trying to tell her mom what happened and why he came home from work so early h told her mom that a nurse stopped him in the scrub room for a minute and she said that she wanted to discuss a case but when they burst thought the operating room they have machine guns and they machine gunned everyone and the patient too. After Lisa's dad told her mom everything that happened Lisa’s friend Erik came to pick her up to go to the dancing hall for her birthday.

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In this poem this author is suggesting that the soldiers are shooting random people that are not even a part of the war, it's wrong that they are shooting random people and just not fair to the people who are dying because of the war which they are not even a part of. That's what I think the author is suggesting in this poem.

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Why did Stefon let her into the rectence?

Why would Lisa go into rectence even knowing she could get caught and get executed?

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Lisa was trying to convince Stefon to let her into the resistance at the start of chapter 4.  Lisa and Erik arrived at school one morning and saw barbed wire around the school yard, thin, scrawny, dirty men in prison uniforms were silently gazing at them through the wire. The Germans took their school. Lisa and Erik are now noticing what is happening and that life is not the same anymore.

Chapter 5 is about Lisa’s role in the rectence is spreading what is happening in the war and collecting leaflets from England, France so people can read and see what is happening in Denmark. So her job is spreading information and if she got caught she could be executed and the reason why she is doing it is because know one would think an 11 or 12 year old is spreading information about the war.

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One of my great grandparents had to watch her whole family get burned to death in an oven and my great grandparent and her sister escaped from the concentration camp hid in a corner and her and her sister watched people burn their family to death. They were also around my age.

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Why is there no proof that the jewish people in Austria and Germany are being pushed around?

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The second chapter's main ideas are about how Lisa has not been able to sleep because every time she shuts her eyes all she can see is the German soldiers because she's scared.  Lisa had the idea that her father should be very nice but he doesn't do anything right. When her mom agreed she said to “just give them the sugar pills, anything.”

She notices that the Germans are not there to protect the jewish people, they are there to send the Jewish people away.

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What will happen to Lisa's parents?

What will happen to Lisa's cousin Erik?

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Communists: Is someone that supports or believes in the principles of communism.

Warmonger: Is a person who encourages or advocates aggression towards other countries or groups.

Combination: Is a joining or merging of different parts or qualities in which the component elements are individually distinct.

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The first chapter is about seeing the sun rising, black shadows of airplanes row after row she can see their markings clearly. It's the Germans, her father said quietly. On the radio an announcer reads a message from their government and they tell them that life will go on as usual. And Lisa's family start to see Germanas flying overhead and newspapers are getting dropped by the airplanes and it talks about how Denmark is threatened by England and France especially by that warmonger Winston Churchill.