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1 Book Burning And the power of written words!

2 http://www.theatlanticcities.com/politics/2012/06/book-burning-campaign-saved-public-library/2412/

3 Nazi Book Burnings

4 A letter of Protest

5 A Memorial. Bebelplatz in Berlin, Germany is home to an underground monument of empty shelves to commemorate all the missing books burned by the Nazi regime. http://www.visitberlin.de/en/sp ot/book-burning-memorial-at- bebelplatz

6 **Why Books Matter**

7

8 What do you think?

9 What would Hitler say if someone could read this… ?

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