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Hanna lived in Germany circa 1942 when WW2 was happening. Her father was not Jewish but her mother and brother were. Hanna didn't know what to do because hot on the press was that Hitler was sending Jews to concentration camps. Hanna was scared. She didn't want her mother and brother to go to a horrible camp. What can she do to protect the people she love most without doing something she'll regret forever.
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