Nazi Book Burning

What year did the burning take place?

• 1935

• 1930

• 1933

• 1940

What kind of books were targeted?

• books that focused on Germans

• books that were "un-German"

• books that focused on Hitler

• books that focused on German laws

What consisted of mocking toward Jews?

• Shows

• Movies

• Literature

• All of the above

What were the effects of this event?

• love of Germans from Jews

• anti-semitism around the world

• love of Jews from Germans

• the start of the holocaust

What was the cause of this event?

• Germans didn't want people to read or learn about Jewish people

• Germans wanted everyone to know about Jewish people

• Germans didn't want people to learn about the Jewish religion

• Germans didn't want others to learn about Jewish traditions

What was the world's response to this event?

• The world didn't have a response

• The response was immediate. People all over the world started to burn Jewish books. Authors who witnessed this wrote about it in support of the people burning the books.

• It just happened in Germany, no where else

• People didn't really care about this event and nothing else happened

What do people turn towards after a war?

• love

• more war

• religion

• nothing

What did this event help grow?

• the nazi party

• love of jews

• love of germans

• none of the above

After it happened in Germany, where were the other main places that it took place?

• no where

• just in Germany

• American cities

• antarctica

Why do you turn to religion after a war?

• you don't turn to religion

• you are more likely to try to find something or someone who you can lean on.

• because you want to learn more about something

• because you don't want to think about the war anymore