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5
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Man who was part of the Nazi party who knew things said about Jews were wrong
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7
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A rifle that keeps firing rapidly as long as the trigger is being pressed
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8
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A person who works on machines
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10
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The night of broken glass
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11
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A train car that had one door, no seats or windows taht Jews were forced to travel in
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12
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A place where Jewish people practice their religion
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13
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The leader of the Nazis and Germany
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16
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The symbol of Judism that Jews were forced to wear on their clothes
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1
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To die or be destroyed
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2
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The country next to Poland
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3
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The upturned box that Leon stood on in order to reach the controls of the machine he worked on
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4
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The camps that Jews were sent to to die or work at dangerous jobs
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6
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Country wehre Leon Leyson lived as a boy
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9
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A poor section of a city where people of the same ethnic group live because of discrimination against them
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14
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A city in Poland where Leon Leyson lived
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15
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To set free
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