The rise of Nazism by
The Rise of Nazism provides a detailed analysis of the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. Starting with an overview of the early life of Hitler, it then examines the formation of the Nazi Party and the major factors which boosted it's support, concluding with Germany gripped by a dictatorship on the brink of the Second World War.
Adolf Hitler by
Part of a series of biographies for pupils, this volume includes black and white and colour images and a straightforward text to help the reader gain an understanding of Hitler and his impact on the world at large.
The holocaust by
The Holocaust provides a chronological history of the mass genocide of the Jewish race under Adolf Hitler's reign of power in Germany before and during the Second World War. Beginning with the origins of the Jews and early anti-Semitism, and ending with a demographically transformed world, it tracks the chilling course of events that took place.
Jackie is an award-winning writer, wombat negotiator and the Australian Children’s Laureate for 2014-2015. She is regarded as one of Australia’s most popular children’s authors, and writes across all genres - from picture books, history, fantasy, ecology and sci-fi to her much loved historical fiction. In her capacity as Australian Children’s Laureate, ‘Share a Story’ will be the primary philosophy behind Jackie’s two-year term.
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Chocolate cake with Hitler by
A fictionalised account of the remarkable story of Helga Goebbels, daughter of the Nazi Party's head of propaganda, who spent the last ten days of her life cooped up in a bunker in Berlin with Adolf Hitler.
The Silver Sword by
Although the silver sword was only a paper knife, it became the symbol of hope and courage which kept the Balicki children and their orphan friend Jan alive through the four years of occupation when they had to fend for themselves. And afterwards it inspired them to keep going on the exhausting and dangerous journey from war-torn Poland to Switzerland, where they hoped to find their parents.
Based on true accounts, this is a moving story of life during and after the Second World War.
Pennies for Hitler by
It's 1939, and for Georg, son of an English academic living in Germany, life is full of cream cakes and loving parents. It is also a time when his teacher measures the pupils' heads to see which of them have the most 'Aryan' shaped heads. But when a university graduation ceremony turns into a pro-Nazi demonstration, Georg is smuggled out of Germany to war-torn London and then across enemy seas to Australia where he must forget his past and who he is in order to survive. Hatred is contagious, but Georg finds that kindness can be, too. The companion book for Hitler's daughter, this book examines the life of a child during World War 2, from a different perspective.
Goodbye, Mr Hitler by 
Hana's suitcase : a true story by
The biography of a Czech girl who died in the Holocaust, told in alternating chapters with an account of how the curator of a Japanese Holocaust centre learned about her life after Hana's suitcase was sent to her.
Let me whisper you my story by