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The type of house that frank would have most likely lived in.

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Background Information:  Who, What, When, and Where?

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Background Information:  Who, What, When, and Where?

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Frank Blaichman lived in the small town of Kamionka, Poland. Frank was 16 years old when the German army invaded Poland in September 1939.

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What was their motivation for resisting?

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What was their motivation for resisting?

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Frank’s motivation was that he wanted to protect his family, survive, and help with ending the war.

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Frank continued to sell food and goods when he shouldn’t have, and later on, he joined a Polish army and then got promoted to head of that group. In the army, his group’s exploits included dynamiting bridges and rail lines, destroying telephone lines, attacking trains that were carrying Nazi troops and supplies, and bombing Nazi headquarters. Frank was also credited for helping protect 200 Jews living in the forest.

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What happened as a result of their resistance

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What happened as a result of their resistance

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Frank and his group were able to disable some of the Nazi's communication. They also were able to disrupt the movement of Nazi troops.

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What happened to them after, were there any consequences?

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What happened to them after, were there any consequences?

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After the war, Frank went on with his life happy he helped. There were no consequences for what they did other than helping in the war.

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Multimedia Link (Relevant Song, Video, or Podcast

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Multimedia Link (Relevant Song, Video, or Podcast

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Here is a good movie: https://g.co/kgs/4Fe83u
Here is a podcast that has WW2 survivors tell their stories: https://fortunoff.library.yale.edu/podcast/introducing-those-who-were-there-voices-from-the-holocaust/
Here is a book that Frank wrote:https://www.google.com/search?q=Rather+die+fighting&safe=strict

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Quotable Quotes, Survivor’s Story, and/or Link and Title of Informational Website:

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Quotable Quotes, Survivor’s Story, and/or Link and Title of Informational Website:

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From the words of Frank, “I’m very proud of what I did all those years,” he also said, “The reality was we had nothing to lose, and our way to survive was to fight.”
If you want more information about Frank, click the link: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/frank-blaichman-commander-of-jewish-partisans-during-world-war-ii-dies-at-86/2019/01/28/25a80a04-2122-11e9-9145-3f74070bbdb9_story.html

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Polish prime minister at the time: Tomasz Arciszewski

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Just 21, Frank was selected to escort the future prime minister of Poland to a secret meeting.

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Langer, Emily. “ Frank Blaichman, commander of Jewish partisans during World War II, dies at 96”. The Washington Post, 28 January 2019, https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/frank-blaichman-commander-of-jewish-partisans-during-world-war-ii-dies-at-86/2019/01/28/25a80a04-2122-11e9-9145-3f74070bbdb9_story.html, Accessed 15 February 2022.
“Frank Blaichman’s Biography”. Facing History Ourselves, https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/resistance-during-holocaust/frank-blaichman-s-biography, Accessed 15 February 2022.