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Stefan:

When Stefan learnt about the Nazi invasion he was extremely mad, especially when he figured out that they surrendered to them.

Mother and Father:

When Lisa’s parents learnt about the invasion they tried not to make a big deal out of it and just acted natural but it turns out that they were really stressed and scared for their families lives.

Erik:

When Erik learnt about the Nazi invasion he didn’t seem to care, he probably thought it was some hoax until he saw the soldiers but even so, he didn’t care at all.

Lisa:

When Lisa learnt about the Nazi invasion she didn’t seem to have a reaction because she didn’t understand. But she connected the dots by seeing others' reactions to figure out that it wasn’t a good thing but even so, she still never expressed herself.

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In chapter two Lisa’s father has to treat the soldiers but he doesn’t want to, he contemplates telling them that he won't treat them but he will get sent to jail (Concentration Camps) but Lisa comes up with the idea to still treat them, but treat them wrong.
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At the end of chapter 2 Lisa realizes that the war changed how Danes are allowed to think, they can’t even have opinions on the war or they will be taken away. She realized this when she told her dad to give the soldiers the wrong medicine and she realized that just an idea could cost her fathers life.
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Lisa decided to follow Stefan and Jasper to see what they were up to and to ask if she can join the resistance. She discovers that an unknown figure came and gave them a package and leaves it on a bench, she later sees Stefan and Jasper in their winter coats hiding the contents of the package in their coats.
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Stefan and Lisa place “Chicken” with the Nazi soldiers which is when they walk into them pretending they dont notice them and see if they move out of the way.
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The resistance has fought back against the Nazi’s by blowing up a tool factory and some rail lines and creating slips of paper to inform the Danes of the war and whats really happening.
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The way the Resistance informs the Danes of the real news of the war is by making slips of paper and scattering them around for them to see and probably tell others about until eventually everyone knows about it.
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Lisa is probably waiting for Stefan because she wants to ask him what he was doing, why he was doing it and if she can also join the resistance and help him out.

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Lisa's War is a story of a girl whos family is in danger because of the Nazi threat, The Nazis plan to send the Jews into Concentration Camp so they need to try to fight for their lives to ensure their survival. Everything seems fine but some speculate something is off, the parents know that something isn't right and are all scared but don't know how to tell their children what's truly going on.

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In chapter 1, Lisa woke up to planes flying over her town and her family was panicking. Her mother and father were trying to act like it was alright but later in the chapter Lisa sees them crying, her brother is frustrated that they surrendered to them. Everything seemed to be normal but the planes dropped pages with messages on them which basically said that they were trying to keep them safe from the war. When Lisa, her brother and cousin arrived at school Lisa's teacher was crying.

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I believe that the parents are all stressed and scared because they know that something that the children don't.

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Chapter 1

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Lisa overhears her parents talking about how her father has had to treat the soldiers since he's a surgeon and he doesn't like the idea of it so she comes out of her room and tells them he can give them the wrong medicine which seemed like a good idea but she realizes in bed that if they figure out they will take him away.

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In chapter 2 it starts with a dream Lisa has where she sees German soldiers and when she wakes up, she remembers the good times when her and her father would go sailing with their friends. Lisa questions how everyone feels about the war, her brother is mad, her parents are worried, her cousin doesn't care and shes scared. Her brother got into a fight with her cousin Adam about the whole situation. She overheard her parents talking about how his father had to treat the soldiers and what they should do about it so she came out of her room and suggested that they give them the wrong medicine and she she realized later on that it wasn't such a good idea.

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My prediction for this chapter is that Lisa's father will give the soldiers the wrong medicine and he will be sent to a concentration camp because they will figure out what he's been doing or maybe Lisa will try to stop him from doing it so that doesn't happen.

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Chapter 2

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For this chapter, the main idea is that the parents know something the kids don't, my question is why they won't tell the kids what they know since they have the right to know and since they're about 12 I think they will understand.

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In this chapter the main idea is Lisa's father giving the wrong medicine to the soldiers but Lisa knows that if they figure out what he's been doing he will be sent away. My question is why he didn't think of this sooner, if I was in this situation this probably would've been my first option but maybe they were considering it but didn't know if they should go through with it.

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I'm not too sure what this means but in the book it says "The four Seder questions" and I looked it up and found: "why matzah is eaten, why maror is eaten, why meat that is eaten is exclusively roasted, and why food is dipped twice" and in this definition they called it "The Babylonian Talmud."

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I can take a guess of what this is when I hear it but it turns out I was wrong. Sugar Pills or Placebos are pills that have negative effects such as nausea, drowsiness and allergic reactions like skin rashes.

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A Dane is someone who is a native inhabitant of Denmark/A person of Danish descent. This word was brought up when Lisa's mother told her father to give the soldiers sugar pills and he said "I have an oath to medicine, but I am a Dane"

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My personal thoughts on this are that I was pretty surprised that nobody was freaking out, the parents were sulking and the kids just went on with their lives (other than some like Stefan and Lisa) and nobody acted like they were apart of the war, they just ignored it and kept on going on like nothing happened.

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In the end of the book, lots of the Danes escaped including Lisa's family. Stefan was going to take cyanide but luckily it disintegrated in the freezing water. Although it never tells us what happens next, we can assume Lisa and Stefan reunited with their parents and Sarah but we don't know. Jesper was also left behind making us think he most likely died but judging by the fact that their is a sequel to the book called "Jesper" he is most likely alive.

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The word "Thunderstruck" means you're really surprised or shocked, I believe it's an expression because when you say you're thunderstruck, you weren't literally but it's similar to the word "Shocked" which means surprised but you weren't literally shocked.

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Lisa was in class and she was watching Stefan and Jesper and after school she followed them and they went to a children's playground and there was a "masked" figure who left them a package, they took the contents of the package and hid them in their big coat pockets and then hopped onto a streetcar and they see Lisa. Lisa finds a slip of paper and runs back home with it, her mother is calling her but she was just quickly getting to her room. The page was talking about a resistance so when Stefan got home she asked him if she could join their resistance.

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Lisa learns of a resistance that Stefan and Jesper were a part of and she wants to join it.

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A streetcar like the one Stefan and Jesper got on

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Chapter 3

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Lisa will most likely join the resistance or atleast try to, if Stefan doesn't allow her to she will probably just do it herself. But I think she will beg Stefan to let her join until he finally lets her and he will assign her jobs to do for it.

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The main idea of this chapter is that Lisa is watching Stefan and Jesper to see what they are doing and most likely gather information. She is also trying to join the resistance and is gonna ask Stefan once he gets home.

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Judging by the title of the next chapter "My first mission" Lisa will go through with the mission Stefan sent her on. But she will probably run into trouble while doing so. Once she completed the mission I believe she will figure out who that "masked" figure who gave Jesper and Stefan the package.

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Prisoners like the ones that Lisa gave her food to

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Chapter 4

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Lisa joins the resistance and is sent on her first mission, only she has to wait until Friday until she can go through with it.

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The main idea of this chapter is just Lisa begging Stefan if she can join the resistance but Stefan feels guilty if she gets caught because it will be his fault. He also had to make sure that it was alright with the others in the resistance. My question is why he would be so quick to allow Lisa to join the resistance since she will be in danger.

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This chapter was fairly short but Lisa waits at home until her brother comes home and she can join the resistance. Once he does arrive she begs him if she can join it and eventually Stefan allows her to but has to make sure it's alright with the others. Lisa is allowed into the resistance and is going to be sent on her mission on Friday where she has to get flyers from the laundry place and go spread them around her town so more people are informed about what's happening.

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The name "Øre" is a discontinued Danish and Norwegian currency which was worth the same as a Danish coin, also worth one hundredth of the Danish/Norwegian Krone.

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Lisa completes her mission successfully and was payed for it.

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When Lisa was on the bus with the bag and the soldiers were across from her, she barfed all over them and we're about to take her away but then people came onto the bus and "Saved" her. My question is why she barfed? It cannot be controlled but it was very random, it was a very stupid coincidence and was extremely unnecessary.

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In chapter 5 Lisa went on her first mission to deliver the flyers. She had asked the people there if her mother could be a part of the resistance too and they agreed. She went on her mission and barfed on some soldiers and almost got caught. She was helped by some 20 people who came onto the bus and she developed a strategy to deliver them more efficiently by putting bundles in a streetcar, hopping on another streetcar and continuing that process. In the end she succeeded and told her brother about it and then they were both laughing on the floor.

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Øre, the currency used by Lisa to get on the streetcars

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Chapter 5

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The author is suggesting that war changes a person, how they think and how they act. If you and another person meet in war you have no choice but to shoot them but if it were under different circumstances you might be friends. But since you’re in war you need to fight them, they probably joined because they were either forced or needed money. You’re both just people who are doing their jobs.

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In this chapter it's lisa birthday and she turns 14. At the start of this chapter Lisa's father tells her mother of a story in the hospital where a whole family and a group of doctors were killed and he was the only who survived along with the baby he saved. Lisa is angry but goes to a party for her birthday and  when she gets there she dances with Jesper, Stefan's friend and tells him everything. On the way back she tells Erik and Stefan about it and then she returned home.

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The main idea of this chapter is that she wont let the Germans ruin her birthday and even though they made her father cry and made him very sad but she will still enjoy it. In the end she does enjoy it and she didn't let them ruin her birthday.

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For situation one, it’s connection to the story is that the Germans / Nazi’s are bullies and the Danes are the people being bullied and the Danes stand up to them by blowing up factories and making a resistance and just in general messing with them. The second situation is like when the people in the hospital were shot, I do think that the Nazi’s who shot the patients and doctors were just doing their job, though their job was only to kill the patients the doctors probably fought back or they thought they would fight back so they killed them before it could happen. For the third situation it’s like how Lisa’s father just watched the patients and doctors get killed, he couldn’t have done anything or he’d be shot too so he’s nowhere near as guilty as the Nazi’s since he had no choice, plus the patients husband ran in and tried to stop them and it only got him killed.

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Dear Abby                                                    April 30th 1940

I have something of which I’m not quite sure was the correct choice. I’m a Jew living in Denmark where the Nazi’s have invaded. It’s been quite hard on my family and many others, I’m working with a resistance which goes against the Nazi’s and this is where my problem starts.

My problem is that my little sister learnt about my resistance and has asked me if she could join it. I agreed because I knew that she would just help anyways and it’s hard to say no to her. So I let her join the resistance but I really regret it now. I’ve realized that it’s putting her life in danger and if my parents find out, I’m screwed. But in general I’m just scared for my sister's sake, she’s very important to me and the only sibling I have so I really want to keep her safe.

If you are reading this, I really need help, my family needs help. Did I even do the right thing? I mean I know she’s tough but if she gets caught, she’d be sent away and maybe my family would go too. But it’s too late now, I just need some advice.

Sincerely,

A worried brother

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- Her father watched about 5 people die
- She started to like Jesper

- She enjoyed it despite the Nazi’s trying to ruin it
- She got a new baby sister

- Erik believes it is a hoax of sorts and doesn’t really care.

- Stefan is mad because of the fact that he doesn’t care ever  and just doesn’t take it seriously.

-Lisa returns home from her birthday and she sees a new baby

-Her name is Sarah and was the one from the hospital massacre

-The place Susanne was living in was blown up so Susanne is forced to live with Lisa

-It was blown up because the Nazi’s did not like the music that was playing

-Her motivation was that it was for her parents of which died for no reason

-Lisa is concerned that the Danes aren’t any better than the Nazi’s

-She is also concerned because of the fact that Susanne was enjoying blowing the factory up

-She is also concerned because they tied up soldiers in the  factory so they would be blown up too.

-And lastly she is concerned because one soldier killed is       another 10 Jews will be killed

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Lisa comes home and she hears a baby crying, they thought they were in the wrong apartment but it turns out that the baby from the family that was shot had no relatives so her father took it in and named it Sarah. She then hears a huge explosion and runs to the curtains but her mother stops her because they aren't allowed to see outside at night so she turns off the light and then runs to the window and she sees a burning building and its the one that Susanne lives in. She's scared Susanne might be dead and she feels very nervous so she doesn't go to bed and waits. She then hears a knock on the door and rushes over to it and Susanne is there, her hair is all gone, shes covered in blisters and her clothing is simply tatters. Her father comes and brings her into bed. They then go rush her to the hospital and her mother assumes that they blew it up because they were playing Swing.

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The chapter starts off with Lisa asking where Susanne is going, she had been living with them for months and everything has been going fine other than the fact that she wont talk. It's the middle of the night and it's August so it has started getting cold so Lisa goes after her. Shes following Stefan to figure out what he's doing and neither of them have ever followed him at night so they're both nervous, if they get caught, they'll be killed or worse. Lisa finally catches up to her and tells her that they should go home because her brother will be mad and she finally speaks and tells Lisa to go on, they're both biking as hard as they can after a van until it finally stops and Stefan and the men in the car step out and they're pointing their guns at them then Susanne says that she wants to help. Stefan realizes who it is and puts his gun down and goes over to talk to them and tells them to keep a lookout, after 15 minutes they return and start unloading things from the van and hands the two of them a bottle of kerosene. They go inside of the building and start making lines of kerosene and then soon after they light it up and the whole place blows up, Susanne says "That was for Mama and Papa." When they return home Stefan is angry with the two of them but understands why Susanne wanted to go so he sees if he can get permission for her to come along with them.

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Kerosene is lighter fluid, a highly flammable liquid mixture of chemicals used as fuel in things such as Jets, Cooking, Oil lamps and Cleaning agents.

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Chapter 7

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The chapter starts with some sort of show where there's a big audience and someone in front saying things, he begins with the Nazi salute because there are Nazi soldiers all around then turns back to the audience and then asks "Has anyone seen my dog? He's about this high" then shows that he didn't mean the salute, he was just trying to make them angry and then he gets smuggled offstage. She gets home and then Susanne runs into her room with her then pulls out a gun and tells her that they need to hide it and tells her the two men who were with Stefan were both killed because they were suspicious of him and they saw him meet with one of the Gestapo officers so Susanne shot them and now they're going to dump out his body in the ocean. The good news is that they didn't know about Stefan, Lisa or Susanne and they realized they had to do something about the gun so Lisa had a floorboard that was loose so they pulled it up to put the gun in but there were already guns in there so they wonder who put them there.

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The main idea of chapter 7 is that someone had been stockpiling guns in Lisa's room but they don't know who, they have a few guesses but my question is who really did it since we never figure it out in the book.

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There is currently a war in Ukraine that the Russians started, I'm not completely sure why but it's a lot like the book in the sense that it was "without reason" or "unfair" to the Ukrainians but it's also similar because the Russians took over their homes so now they must hide.