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In chapters 1 - 8, citizens received their information by listening to the radio in their homes.

Literal journey

Family is being removed from their apartment and moved to another area with other Jewish individuals

Figurative journey

He listens to his uncle who believes that this war will be long term while his father believes it will be over quickly, this causes Yanek confusion because he doesn't know who to believe.

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In chapters 9 - 12, many Jews got snatched up from their work in Krakow, got put on trains, and ended up doing more work in Plaszow.

Literal journey

The nazis were snatching up Jews when they were working to take them by train, to a different camp to do more work, they started to eat less and slowly lose energy.

Figurative journey

Yanek deals with all the deaths in his family, his uncle, mother and fathe, mkaing yenek wonder if he will survive.

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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In chapter 13,

Literal journey

Jews got transported by train to a salt mine, also known as a factory. The Jews got more jobs and were deported to different floors while working in the salt mine. Yanke tries his hardest to survive for his family, different thoughts of just ending it cross through his brain, but he doesn't listen.

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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Daniłowicza, Wieliczka, Poland

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In chapters 14-15, Jews got jobs moving rocks back and forth, and Nazis would beat them if they were going to slow, or if they got a rock too small.

Literal journey

Jews got moved to Trzebinia after a short time at Wieliczka. They had to move rocks to one side…or so they thought, after moving the rocks, the nazis beat the Jews and made them move the rocks back to the other side. They soon started to go towards Birkenau, when they were soon told that they were going to die...

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In chapters 16-18,

Literal journey

After the Jews arrived in Birkenau, they were transported to a room with a bunch of shower heads, all lined up against a wall. Thinking they were about to get gas on them, they didn't, instead, it was freezing cold water. After the cold showers, Jews got a tattoo on their arms, "B-3087" which B stands for Birkenau.

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In chapters 19-20, Yanke meets a friend named Fred while working in Auschwitz. They talk for the whole time in the camp. One day, Fred got sick, so sick he couldn't even get up, Yanek had to watch his friends die.

Literal journey

Walking through the front gates of Auschwitz, seeing the phrase “Arbeit macht frei” which stands for “work makes you free” different SS officers saying you can come through the front gates, but you go out through the chimney, making different Jews think that this will be their last concentration camp before death.

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When Yanek and the other Jews get to the camp, they can only eat bread and soup.

Literal Journey

Jews went days without food, only eating the snow from outside. No more Jews cared to live or cared to die because they had no food or energy. The nazis made the Jews watch them eat big meals while the Jews were all hungry, the nazis made the Jews line up by the Sachsenhausen gates for roll call, once again it says ARBEIT MACHT FREI.

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In chapter 24, the nazis had the Jews race from one side of the barracks to the other to see who was able to work still.

Literal journey

Yanek meets a worker at Bergen-Belson, called Moonface. Moonface had a hatred for Yanek and would hit him and beat him whenever he could.

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In chapter 25, the jews had to move rocks back and forth, if it was too big, the nazis would shoot them, if it were too small, they would shoot them.

Literal journey

While arriving at Buchenwald, the Jews see a zoo, but it's not just any zoo, it only has deer, monkeys, and bears.

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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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In chapter 26, Yanek loses a button, in return for losing a button, he has to get twenty lashes, restarting every time he messes up counting.

Literal journey

While on the train, bombs were falling from airplanes and were killing passengers.

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In chapter 29, American soldiers rescue the jews and give them the life that they always wanted.

Literal journey

Jews get transported to Dachau, where they soon realize that they will survive. American soldiers will soon be there to take care of them.

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In Chapter 30, American soldiers take the jews to a building, Jews are sprouting with joy from finally being able to eat and get the care that they need.

Literal journey

Jews arrive at Munich with everything they could imagine: beds to themselves, a toothbrush, blankets, and pillows.