Hitler’s Daughter

Title

Hitler’s Daughter

Author

French, Jackie

Publisher, Date

HarperCollins Collins, 1999

Audience

Secondary

AC Links/EYLF

English, Geography, HASS, History, ACELA1528, ACELA1529, ACELT1619, ACELT1621, ACELT1622, ACELT1803, ACHASSK186

English, Geography, HASS, History, ACELA1528, ACELA1529, ACELT1619, ACELT1621, ACELT1622, ACELT1803, ACHASSK186, ACHASSK188, ACHASSK189, ACHASSK190, ACHASSK191, ACHASSK192, ACELA1540, ACELA1541, ACELT1626, ACELT1627, ACELT1628, ACELT1807, ACOKFH009, ACOKFH010, ACELA1550, ACELA1551, ACELT1663, ACELT1771, ACELT1634, ACELT1635, ACELA1563, ACELA1564, ACELA1565, ACELT1639, ACELT1640, ACELT1812, ACELT1642, ACELT1643, ACELT1644, ACOKFH018, ACOKFH021, ACOKFH022, ACOKFH023, ACOKFH024, ACHGK070, ACHGK071, ACHGK077, ACHGK078, ACHGK079

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Just imagine that Hitler had a daughter named Heide, who survived and came to Australia after World War II. When she was young, French met with a person who, as a 14-year-old boy, was a believer in Nazism and how he hid this fact later in life. Hearing this story triggered Heide’s story, which encourages deep thinking about responsibility and consequences of beliefs.
Key Concepts
1. History
2. Racism
3. Resilience
4. War

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