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Are certain books illegal under the Nazi's control?

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In this picture, a Nazi solider is overseeing a Jewish labor camp pitching hay. This photo shows some of the conditions of the lives of the Jewish during the holocaust in Germany.
credit: Oldrich Stransky and U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
NationalGeographic.com

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<https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/>

<https://www.chipublib.org/markus-zusak-biography/

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He was born in Sydney, Australia to immigrant German and Austria parents. Learning to read and write in English was a big part of his childhood. Zusak based his story off of the stories his parents told him about growing up in Germany and Austria during the war.

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"There were foreign forced laborers in every conceivable kind of business: farms, factories, retail shops, hospitals, railroads. You couldn't go anywhere in Germany without encountering people being held against their will and forced to work. Their rights were being violated." Megargee Dean
NationalGeographic.com

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Markus Zuzak

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-The Nazis are ridding Germany of Jewish people
-It is extremely dangerous to be hiding a Jew

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The book takes place in 1939 Munich, Germany where the Nazi's occupy the country.