Transcript PowerPoint Presentation - Mr. Jeffers Block 8-9

Anti-Jewish Policy
Book Burning
Hitler Declares War
Hitler Comes to Power
The Boy Who Dared
Susan
Campbell
Bartoletti
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
Propaganda
Climax
Resolution
Presentation by:Logan Dennison, and Steven Erdmann
Hitler Youth
Anti-Jewish/German Laws
This is important to our book because people
could only have radios that broadcasted
German stations, couldn’t have type writers,
or stay out past 8-9 pm. This is also
important to the Holocaust
because it actually happened.
Short-wave radio from the
Holocaust.
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Book Ban/Burning
This is important to our book because all nonGerman books were burned. It was also
important to the Holocaust because it
happened in real life but in our
book they were stored in a
room underneath the City Hall.
A German Nazi at the
Burning of the Books.
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Anti-Nazi Propaganda
Jewish Anti-Nazi Propaganda
This is important to our book because
Helmuth started printing and giving out
Anti-Nazi propaganda this is also important
to the Holocaust because it meant he was
breaking the German Law.
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Hitler Comes to
Power
A picture of Hitler in a
parade after he was elected
Chancellor.
This was important to our book because when
Hitler came to power the life of Helmuth
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changed. More laws followed, and special
groups came to him in need of more kids.
This is also important to the Holocaust
because it changed the lives of not only
Jews but Germans too.
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Hitler Declares War
This is important to our book
because when Hitler declared war
on Poland, France, and Russia, it
drastically change the life of our
main character, Helmuth.
A picture
A German poster of an Arian going to war.
of Hitler leading the Nazis to war
This is also important to the
Holocaust because it meant
that Hitler was beginning a
new war with different
“Long
Live Germany!”
Nations.
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Hitler Youth
This is important to our book because
when Hitler came to power he started the
Jungvolk (Hitler Youth) this meant that
Helmuth would be recruited to serve. This
is also important to the Holocaust because
many teenage boys were recruited to fight
in the front lines.
A picture of an
Arian Boy in the
Hitler Youth.
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Exposition
• Setting- in Germany in 1942
Situation- Helmuth is going to be executed
Characters- Helmuth, Gerhard, Mutti, Hugo,
Oma, Opa, Karl, Rudi, and Brother Worbs
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Rising Action
Helmuth joins the
Jungvolk (Hitler
Youth)
Mutti gets married to
Hugo a Nazi Official
Helmuth gets interested in
Anti-Nazi Propaganda
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Climax
One of Helmuth’s
partners turns him
into the Gestapo
(German Police)
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Falling Action
The Gestapo arrest
Helmuth and
sentence him to
death
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Resolution
“The last page of the
book”
Helmuth gets
executed
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