1. Home Hitler Comes To Power Propaganda School/ Education Family Death Star Of David Anti-Semitism The Swastika Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit By: Judith Kerr Courtesy of Library think quest.org

2. Hitler Comes To Power “Hitler comes to power” relates to the book because Anna’s Family is Jewish. Anna’s family moves to Switzerland before Hitler comes to power. Anna’s family becomes separated because Anna’s Father has to leave first. Her Father was a very important Jewish man. Hitler wanted to gather all the Jews, especially the Jews with political power or that are important and speck out against Hitler. Home Courtesy of American Chains.com A picture of Adolph Hitler

3. This relates to the book because, while Anna’s family was staying at the motel, a German family came over the summer. The kids were playing with Anna and Max, then their Mother came out. She said that her children were forbidden to play with Anna and Max just because they were Jewish. The German family was also a big supporter of Hitler and the Nazis. Propaganda Home Courtesy of Jewish Virtual Library.com The cover of The Poisonous Mushroom

4. School / Education School / education relates to my book because, Anna and Max were allowed to go to school during World War II. This was interesting because Jewish kids weren’t allowed to go to school during the war. Home Courtesy of ushmm.org A picture of a Jewish classroom in Cologne, Germany

5. Family Death Death of a family member relates to this book because Anna’s Onkle Julius committed suicide because he was Jewish. So he could not go to the zoo any more. Onkel Julius was an environmentalist and loved to go to the zoo. Since he was forbidden to go to the zoo, he took his own life. Home Courtesy of Salon.com A tombstone of a Jewish person in Germany

6. Star Of David This relates to my book because the Jewish people had to wear it when Hitler was in power. But, luckily Anna and her family was smart and fast enough they could escape before anything serious happened. Home Courtesy of Atlas shrug.com http://history1900s.about.com/o d/holocaust/a/yellowstar.htm

7. Anti - Semitism Anti- Semitism relates to the book by in the book Anna and Max weren’t able to play with the German children, and whenever they got close to German children the parents of the German kids would come and get them. Home Courtesy of Shmm.org A picture of separation or Anti – Semitism o the Jews and the Germans.

8. The Swastika The swastika relates to the book by in the book Anna and Max saw men wearing a badge that had it on it. So they tried to stay away from those men. Home Courtesy of Adolph Hitler Fans.com http://history1900s.about.com/cs/swastika/ a/swastikahistory.htm The swastika and Hitler

9. Exposition Home Courtesy of Top-things- to-do.com Courtesy of Phaster.com Courtesy of ces.ncsu.edu Setting : Berlin, Germany Around 1932 – 1933 before Hitler Came to Power Anna, Max, their Mother, and their Father Anna’s Family has to escape from Germany before Hitler comes to power. This is a story of a Jewish family and their life running from Hitler and the Nazis, to get to freedom. Berlin, Germany Anna’s family Hitler at a rally

10. Rising Action Home Courtesy of Daily mail. co. uk Courtesy of Wikimedia.org Anna’s Father Leaves at midnight. Anna and Max are worried. Anna’s Mother tells them about Hitler, and tells them that they have to move to Switzerland. Nazi army Switzerland

11. Climax Home Courtesy of Icnetwork.co.uk Anna’s Father was given a price on his head by Hitler and the Nazis, to be caught and taken to Germany. A Porter grabs all their stuff, and takes them to a train that is suppose to take them to Paris, France. But the porter had a greedy mind, and put them on a train to Germany, to get the prize money. Luckily, Anna saw that they were on a train to Germany, and got them and all, but one piece of luggage, off the train and to the real train to Paris, France. Courtesy of Artfsiles.Art.com A Train station in Germany Paris, France

12. Falling Action Home Courtesy of Salon.com Anna’s Onkel Julius commits suicide. He sent a postcard telling Anna’s family what he was going to do. Anna’s father writes a movie script about Napoleon, and gets a response from a man in England. Jewish tombstone

13. Resolution Home In the end, Anna’s family moves to London. They then start their new life in their home, a way and safe from Hitler. Courtesy of Image shack.com London, England