What makes "Surviving Hitler" diffrent from other books of it's kind?

Answer 1

Surviving Hitler teaches students why, how, what, when, and where the Holocaust took place. Through the experiences of a young Polish boy named Jack Mandelbaum, Surviving Hitler explores concepts such as prejudice, discrimination, stereotyping, racism, antisemitism, obedience to authority, the bystander syndrome, loyalty, conflict, conflict resolution, decision-making, humor in the face of adversity, peer pressure, individual responsibility, and justice.