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During this time, Nazis burned books that they considered "un-German" In the novel Liesel steals a book from a book burning pile
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A Time Period in Germany where Adolf Hitler's policies and ideals shaped daily life.
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In Nazi Germany people who were deemed as "a threat to German Safety" were sent to concentration camps. Dachau was the first of many
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University students in Berlin burned books considered "un-German" and gave "fire-oaths" explaining why they were "un-German" and being burned. Some Helen Keller's books were burned.
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Violent attacks on Jewish homes and business that foreshadow the persecution of Max and his famil7
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This war impacts German citizens heavily, with conscription, rations, and fear dictating their lives.
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Air raids and destruction affect Himmel Street, culminating in a tragic event that changes Liesel's life.
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In fear of being captured Hitler shoots himself.