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Chapters 1-8  Yanek and his family couldn't buy loafs of bread so Yanek and his dad sneaked there way to there uncles and aunts bakery to get some.

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Yanek's Literal Journey

Yanek and his family live in Krakow, Poland. But in just a blink of an eye, their city was invaded by the Germans beginning WWII. For now, Yanek and his family remain in Krakow. For a little while they stay in their flat with several other families. Anti-Semitic rules have been put in place that persecute Jewish people, taking away any rights they had. Over time, walls are built up around the ghetto to contain the remaining Jews who have not been taken for resettlement or deportation yet. One-by-one many Jews were relocated to other Jewish ghettos, work camps, concentration camps or were killed on site.

Yanek's Figurative Journey

With the stress of the no food, and constant hiding, Yanek is living in fear of being caught by the Nazis. His emotional state is one of constant terror and panic at what awaits him at every turn. The unknown aspects of the war leave a feeling of being unsettled. Yanek's early life as a 10 year old boy before the war was very normal.

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 Ch.9-12 Plaszo was a place where they would kidnap Jews and work them to death and would kill Jews for no reason.

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Yanek is being captured and is being held in a prison. Where they work Jews and there commander will kill Jews for no reason. A Jew was attacked by two German Shepherds because the commander told them to. Yanek is not going to draw attention to himself he is no one. No one will know who he is.

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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Ch13 it was dark but when you got further you could see light its good to have beauty but in here the beauty also has ugliness.

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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Yaneks Figurative journey

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Yaneks Figurative Journey

After the Wieliczka salt mine, Yanek was taken to Trezbeina for a new camp. Trezbiena has been one of the most difficult camps yet.

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Yankes literal journey

When the train first started moving some boys threw some snow at the vent and Yanek was able to lick the water off of the vent which saved him. Then while he was sleeping someone died due to lack of air. He was so cramped in there he couldn't move.Then when there was more water he had to fight someone to be able to drink it.

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Yaneks Literal Journey

Yanek wanted to help a family but couldn't because the Nazis would kill him if he were to step out of line. He was questioning if people thought he was a monster or a real person he felt like everyone was scared of him.

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Yaneks literal journey

Yanek was very happy that he was able to get food and soup after the March because it was super long after the three whole days and he was able to finally eat after 3 days of no bread or food or anything. When he woke up he had they were put into showers and there was no soap no toothbrushes or nothing it was just super cold water but he was super filthy so he wanted until we just washed off anyway.

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Yaneks Literal Journey

Yanek saw a bunch of people die of Suffocation and starvation on the way to Bergen-Belson Guards threw three loaves of bread and watched the Prisoners fight for it for amusement on the way there.

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Yaneks literal journey

Yanek was scared of Buchenwald because he is afraid of the rocks if you took little rocks Nazis would think he would be lazy and they would also shoot him because if you took a big one then he would have dropped it and then the Nazis would shoot him.

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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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Yaneks literal journey

While Yanek was on the train he saw a bunch of people tightly squeezed inside of this train and they gave in the Nazis gave them no food or water so a bunch of the prisoners died and he was very scared of what was to come ahead.

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

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Yaneksw literal journey

The day after Yannick went to Docout a prison one of his prison mates got a disease and they a had rash all over his stomach and Yanek was scared that he was going to get it. During roll call Yanek planes bombing different concentration camps.

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Yaneks literal journey

Yanek was freed by an SS officer and he was led to an upstairs room where the bunk beds and he was able to have his own bed after years he was super surprised and he's never had one of these before so he was super grateful and he was very happy.

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Yaneks literal journey

Yanek was forced to walk to Dachau during the winter and all he could see were the dead bodies of different Jews walking through the snow. He was scared of what could happen to him if he didn't walk fast or slow enough.