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The Dark Room Study Guide
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by Rachel Seiffert
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The Dark Room Study Guide consists of approx. 76 pages of summaries and analysis on The Dark Room by Rachel Seiffert. Browse the literature study guide below:
The Dark Room, a set of three stories chronicling the events before, during, and after World War II in Germany, follows three characters in their journeys of self-discovery and acceptance. From Helmut, a physically disabled young man unable to join the war effort, to Lore, a young teenager responsible for assisting her four younger siblings in their escape to Hamburg, to Micha, a schoolteacher who discovers his grandfather's past as an SS man in the German military, these characters embark on harrowing journeys which test the foundations of all they know and love. A powerful novel filled with emotional and psychological discovery, The Dark Room draws a complete image of Germany's involvement in World War II, and the lingering effects of that war on the country's youngest generations. ( read more) "Helmut," Section 1 (Pages 3-14) "Helmut," Section 2 (Pages 15-22) "Helmut," Section 3 (Pages 22-37) "Helmut," Section 4 (Pages 38-43) "Helmut," Section 5 (Pages 44-47) "Lore," Section 1 (page 51-56) "Lore," Section 2 (Pages 57-74) "Lore," Section 3 (Pages 75-80) "Lore," Section 4 (Pages 81-115) "Lore," Section 5 (Pages 116-136) "Lore," Section 6 (Pages 137-147) "Lore," Section 7 (Pages 145-156) "Micha," Home, Autumn 1997 "Micha," Belarus, Easter 1998 "Micha," Home, Spring 1998 "Micha," Belarus, Summer 1998 "Micha," Home, Winter 1998 "Micha," Belarus, Spring 1999 "Micha," Home, Spring
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