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All tagged Nazi
This book follows a French boy named Paul who lives near Normandy beach. At the beginning of the war, Paul’s father went to serve in the army. During the next few years, Paul sees some pretty awful things, wonders why his Jewish friend disappeared, and endures the German occupation.
Another well-researched and well-written book about an interesting historical event. Ms. Tarshis takes the exploding of the Hindenburg and makes it interesting for even the children who strongly dislike history! Hugo, and his sister, and their parents are riding from Frankfurt, Germany to Lakehurst, New Jersey.
"Journey to America" grips you and pulls you deep into the turmoil of Nazi Germany. You will feel as if you are living the challenges right along with the Platt family
This is the account of Leon Leyson, the youngest boy that was able to make it onto Schindler’s list. He and his family were forced to live in the ghettos of Krakow which was the appointed capital of the former country, Poland.
This is another series that was begged and begged for by the children at our school. So far, I’ve enjoyed the books as a whole. The author does a fantastic job of immersing herself in the story.
