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Brave -  Max is brave because he takes care of  Zena and  doesn't care if he dies or not. Pg. 70                                                          Scared - Max is scared because he thinks that he going to die and he doesn't want to leave Zena alone.  Pg. 49

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.The minor character is max &  zena  dad. The dad is not much in the book. In the Nazi Invasion book. The Nazi's took there dad. And he escape.When the dad escape he started run away and try to look for max & zena. When the dad fine the kids and they where talking  about how to stop the nazi. The nazi  are trying to kill all the jewish people like max,zena,aunt hannah,and the dad. The dad took the kids outside and they and they saw a nazi  and they killed them.
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Conflict - I Survived the Nazi Invasion of 1944 by Lauren Tarshis 

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In a jewish ghetto  Max ,Rosen and his sister, zena struggle to live after their father is taken away by the nazis. The year of the Nazi invasion was in August 10, 1944.

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Conflict - I Survived the Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941 by Lauren Tarshis 

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Ever since Danny' s mom moved him to hawaii away from the dangerous streets of New York City Danny has been planning to go back. Danny and his mom had moved to hawaii and Danny did not want to go to hawaii and he was very mad and he was saying that he did not want to leave.

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Setting - I Survived the Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941 by Lauren Tarshis 

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The year was December 7, 194. There were  attacked at 8:05 A.M in Hawaii. Page 1

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The invasion was in Poland. And the year was 1944 on Page 1

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Before World War 2 began, Germany was ruled by a man named Adolf Hitler

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This book is about a kid named Max and Zena who live in Estiles, Poland. And they are trying to escape the Nazi invasion. There papa didn't escape throw. Aunt Hannah asked were he was but they said Nazi took him. Then, finally there found there dad.

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This book is about a boy named  danny and his mom has to move from New York City to Hawaii from the dangerous streets . He's ben complaining to go back he's not afraid of the crime or the dark alleys . He's not afraid to stowaway on the next ship out of Pearl Harbor. And that morning the skies fill's with fighting planes. Bombs pound the harbor. Bullets fly's down on the beaches. Danny is shocked and for the first time he is truly afraid.

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WORLD WAR II RELIC FOUND IN NAZI DEATH CAMP HELPS REUNITE JEWISH FAMILY

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WORLD WAR II RELIC FOUND IN NAZI DEATH CAMP HELPS REUNITE JEWISH FAMILY

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A small silver pendant discovered at the site of a demolished Nazi death camp succeeded in bringing together family members who had never met before.

Archeologists from Israel’s Antiquities Authority were excavating the site of a Nazi death camp in Poland when they discovered mass graves, gas chambers and a small silver pendant with a date, the place name Frankfurt, and the Hebrew words “mazal tov” written on it. The pendant’s discovery set off a chain of events that brought together the long-lost relatives of the little girl who once wore the pendent. The girl’s name was Karoline Cohn, and over 30 of her relatives will unite in Frankfurt, Germany, her hometown, next week.

“We had this person who was completely forgotten, even by her surrounding relatives,” said Chaim Motzen, an amateur genealogist who helped reconstruct Karoline’s family tree. “Through this pendant, people are learning about each other and their history.”

Researchers in Israel used archive records and the information on the pendent to uncover Karoline’s identity. Documentation revealed that she was 11 years old when she and her family were deported from Frankfurt to Belarus in 1941. She was sent to the camp in Nazi-occupied Poland two years later, where she died of unknown causes.

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Hitler was a killer because he killed jewish people can put them to work or kill them with gas.

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A video of people that are acting out the war of pearl harbor.

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Pearl Harbor attack reenactment at Houston Airshow

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This the map of Pearl Harbor getting attack from Japan. When Pearl Harbor was getting attack is was a surpised.

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The Pearl Harbor book was a nice place till it got bombed by the japanese and stared WWII a lot of people were  killed in the war and when I got done with in the book. When the war was going on. There was hundreds of  army soldiers that lost there life's . Pearl harbor will  still be fine if the japanese didn't bombed Pearl Harbor and people couldn't die when the japanese didn't drop the bomb. the story was a great because some kid want to read some historical fiction like Pearl  Harbor,The San Francisco,Earthquake,The Titanic ,The Shark  Attack, and Hurricane Katrina. In the  story  there was a part in the book  the  Danny  fine a new friend and his new friend name is Aki and when Aki saw a pig and he  though  it was a dog.

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War World II                America's Response to the Holocaust Is the Subject of Great Debate Four  years after the end of World War II, in 1949, Jewish war veterans protested a scheduled concert by a German pianist at Carnegie Hall in New York City.Four years after the end of World War II, in 1949, Jewish war veterans protested a scheduled concert by a German pianist at Carnegie Hall in New York City.The persecution of German Jews began with Adolf Hitler’s rise to power in 1933. Facing danger, thousands of German Jews wanted to flee Germany. However, they found few countries willing to accept them. Eventually, under Hitler’s leadership, some 6 million Jews were murdered during World War II.American restrictions on immigrationBy the early 1920s, America’s traditional policy of open immigration had ended. Congress passed restrictive immigration "quotas," which let in only a certain number of people. Then the stock market crashed in 1929, which led to the Great Depression — a time when many people lost jobs. Now, few jobs could be found and Americans thought that immigrants might take them. President Herbert Hoover restricted immigration even more.Government officials continued their restrictive measures after Franklin D. Roosevelt became president in 1933. Some Americans believed that the country couldn't afford to support newcomers. Others were driven by hatred of foreigners. There was growing anti-Semitism, which is hatred of Jews.American anti-Semitism never got to the level of Jew-hatred in Nazi Germany. Still, many Americans looked upon Jews unfavorably. There were anti-Semitic leaders and politicians, including a charismatic radio priest named Father Charles E. Coughlin who spread anti-Semitism through his radio show.Some Americans took steps to help the suffering of German Jews. American Jewish leaders organized a boycott, refusing to buy German goods. They hoped that economic pressure might force Hitler to end his anti-Semitic policies. American Jewish leaders spoke with the Roosevelt administration on the refugees’ behalf. In response, the Roosevelt administration agreed to ease visa regulations, to let more Jews into the U.S. Still, Roosevelt did not get rid of all immigration restrictions.Responding to the increasingly difficult situation of German Jews, Roosevelt organized the international Evian Conference on the refugee crisis in 1938. Thirty-two countries attended, but very little was accomplished. No country was willing to accept a large number of Jewish refugees, and the conference failed to come up with any solutions.First news of the HolocaustThe extermination of European Jews began when the German army invaded the Soviet Union (now Russia) in June 1941. The Nazis attempted to keep the Holocaust a secret. However, in August 1942, Dr. Gerhart Riegner, the representative of the World Jewish Congress in Geneva, Switzerland, learned what was going on from a German source. Riegner asked American diplomats to inform Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, one of America’s most prominent Jewish leaders. But the State Department, was insensitive and influenced by anti-Semitism, and decided not to inform Wise.The rabbi nevertheless learned of Riegner’s terrible message from Jewish leaders in Great Britain. But the State Department asked Wise to keep the information secret until the government had time to check it. It was not until November 1942 that Welles authorized the release of Riegner’s message.Wise held a press conference on November 24, 1942. The next day, The New York Times reported his news on its 10th page. Throughout the war, the Times and most other newspapers failed to give prominent coverage to the Holocaust. Journalists were cautious because during World War I, they had published reports of German atrocities that turned out to be false.American Jewish community respondsMost Americans remained unaware of the terrible situation of European Jews. However, the American Jewish community knew more and responded with alarm to Wise’s news. American and British Jewish organizations pressured their governments to take action. Great Britain and the United States announced that they would hold an emergency conference in Bermuda.The Bermuda conference was not productive. Rather than discussing how to help, American and British delegates worried about what to do with any Jews they rescued. Britain refused to consider admitting more Jews into Palestine in the Middle East, which Britain had control of at the time and Jews wanted to move to. The United States was also determined not to let in more immigrants. A group called the Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe was created to help publicize the Holocaust. They held rallies and put advertisements in newspapers to push Roosevelt to find a way to rescue European Jews. War Refugee BoardPresident Roosevelt also found himself under pressure from another source. Treasury Department officials discovered that the State Department was undermining rescue efforts. They brought their concerns to Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., who was Jewish and a long-time supporter of Roosevelt. Morgenthau had Treasury officials prepare a report for Roosevelt requesting that he establish a rescue agency. Finally, on January 22, 1944, the president created the War Refugee Board (WRB). The establishment of the board did not resolve all the problems blocking American rescue efforts. For example, the War Department repeatedly refused to bomb Nazi concentration camps or the railroads leading to them. But the WRB did successfully develop a number of rescue projects. Estimates indicate that the WRB may have saved as many as 200,000 Jews. Historians only speculate how many more might have been saved had the WRB been established earlier.Americans only discovered the full extent of the Holocaust when the Allied armies liberated the concentration camps at the end of World War II. And as historians struggled to understand what had happened, attention focused on the inadequate American response and the reasons behind it

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War World II                America's Response to the Holocaust Is the Subject of Great Debate Four  years after the end of World War II, in 1949, Jewish war veterans protested a scheduled concert by a German pianist at Carnegie Hall in New York City.Four years after the end of World War II, in 1949, Jewish war veterans protested a scheduled concert by a German pianist at Carnegie Hall in New York City.The persecution of German Jews began with Adolf Hitler’s rise to power in 1933. Facing danger, thousands of German Jews wanted to flee Germany. However, they found few countries willing to accept them. Eventually, under Hitler’s leadership, some 6 million Jews were murdered during World War II.American restrictions on immigrationBy the early 1920s, America’s traditional policy of open immigration had ended. Congress passed restrictive immigration "quotas," which let in only a certain number of people. Then the stock market crashed in 1929, which led to the Great Depression — a time when many people lost jobs. Now, few jobs could be found and Americans thought that immigrants might take them. President Herbert Hoover restricted immigration even more.Government officials continued their restrictive measures after Franklin D. Roosevelt became president in 1933. Some Americans believed that the country couldn't afford to support newcomers. Others were driven by hatred of foreigners. There was growing anti-Semitism, which is hatred of Jews.American anti-Semitism never got to the level of Jew-hatred in Nazi Germany. Still, many Americans looked upon Jews unfavorably. There were anti-Semitic leaders and politicians, including a charismatic radio priest named Father Charles E. Coughlin who spread anti-Semitism through his radio show.Some Americans took steps to help the suffering of German Jews. American Jewish leaders organized a boycott, refusing to buy German goods. They hoped that economic pressure might force Hitler to end his anti-Semitic policies. American Jewish leaders spoke with the Roosevelt administration on the refugees’ behalf. In response, the Roosevelt administration agreed to ease visa regulations, to let more Jews into the U.S. Still, Roosevelt did not get rid of all immigration restrictions.Responding to the increasingly difficult situation of German Jews, Roosevelt organized the international Evian Conference on the refugee crisis in 1938. Thirty-two countries attended, but very little was accomplished. No country was willing to accept a large number of Jewish refugees, and the conference failed to come up with any solutions.First news of the HolocaustThe extermination of European Jews began when the German army invaded the Soviet Union (now Russia) in June 1941. The Nazis attempted to keep the Holocaust a secret. However, in August 1942, Dr. Gerhart Riegner, the representative of the World Jewish Congress in Geneva, Switzerland, learned what was going on from a German source. Riegner asked American diplomats to inform Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, one of America’s most prominent Jewish leaders. But the State Department, was insensitive and influenced by anti-Semitism, and decided not to inform Wise.The rabbi nevertheless learned of Riegner’s terrible message from Jewish leaders in Great Britain. But the State Department asked Wise to keep the information secret until the government had time to check it. It was not until November 1942 that Welles authorized the release of Riegner’s message.Wise held a press conference on November 24, 1942. The next day, The New York Times reported his news on its 10th page. Throughout the war, the Times and most other newspapers failed to give prominent coverage to the Holocaust. Journalists were cautious because during World War I, they had published reports of German atrocities that turned out to be false.American Jewish community respondsMost Americans remained unaware of the terrible situation of European Jews. However, the American Jewish community knew more and responded with alarm to Wise’s news. American and British Jewish organizations pressured their governments to take action. Great Britain and the United States announced that they would hold an emergency conference in Bermuda.The Bermuda conference was not productive. Rather than discussing how to help, American and British delegates worried about what to do with any Jews they rescued. Britain refused to consider admitting more Jews into Palestine in the Middle East, which Britain had control of at the time and Jews wanted to move to. The United States was also determined not to let in more immigrants. A group called the Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe was created to help publicize the Holocaust. They held rallies and put advertisements in newspapers to push Roosevelt to find a way to rescue European Jews. War Refugee BoardPresident Roosevelt also found himself under pressure from another source. Treasury Department officials discovered that the State Department was undermining rescue efforts. They brought their concerns to Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., who was Jewish and a long-time supporter of Roosevelt. Morgenthau had Treasury officials prepare a report for Roosevelt requesting that he establish a rescue agency. Finally, on January 22, 1944, the president created the War Refugee Board (WRB). The establishment of the board did not resolve all the problems blocking American rescue efforts. For example, the War Department repeatedly refused to bomb Nazi concentration camps or the railroads leading to them. But the WRB did successfully develop a number of rescue projects. Estimates indicate that the WRB may have saved as many as 200,000 Jews. Historians only speculate how many more might have been saved had the WRB been established earlier.Americans only discovered the full extent of the Holocaust when the Allied armies liberated the concentration camps at the end of World War II. And as historians struggled to understand what had happened, attention focused on the inadequate American response and the reasons behind it

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1: The group most heavily targeted by the Nazis were the Jews.
The jews people where targeted because  hitler didn't like the  jews.
2: The US didn’t join the war until 1941,.when Japan attacked the United States
The U.S didn't join the war because when the japanese bombed pearl harbor then they get in to the war in december 7, 1941.
3: Around 64 million people died in World War 2. The people that lost there lives  in the war it is nice that they show flowers to there grave.
4:  Before World War 2 began, Germany was ruled by a man named Adolf Hitler. So the german ruled be for hitler then hitler stared ruling the german.
5: World War 2 was a battle between two groups of countries.
The two groups that were in the world war 2 was  Germany, Italy and Japan.

https://www.natgeokids.com/au/discover/history/general-history/world-war-two/

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War World to also called second world war to conflict that involved virtually every part of the world during the years 1939–45. The principal belligerents were the Axis powers—Germany, Italy, and Japan—and the Allies—France, Great Britain, the United States, the Soviet Union, and, to a lesser extent, China. The war was in many respects a continuation, after an uneasy 20-year hiatus, of the disputes left unsettled by World War I.

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Burmese Campaign in World War II - The Stilwell Road (1945)

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Armies from different nations and walks of life come together in a truly epic struggle to open a supply route that would aid the Chinese and American forces in an effort to resist the Japanese from overrunning the entire Asian theater.

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Aunt Hannah is a caring and a helpful aunt. She´s caring because she takes good care of Max and Zena because Max and Zena are finding their dad.She´s also helpful because

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The Nazi Invasion book was about Nazi invading Poland. Max is the main Character. Their father got capturned by the nazi's. Max and his sister escape the invasion and go into the forest. They meet up with their aunt.They ended up hiding in the barn. I did not like this book because it did not have enough details.

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What happened to  Max in the Nazi Invasion

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What happened to  Max in the Nazi Invasion

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Max has a sister named Zena she is only 9 years old and they are both are poor and they live together. She is younger than her brother and she is scared  when the guy's were coming from the  side of the buldi.