The Devil's Arithmetic

on amazon if ur willing to pay 12.99 for it. if not it may be on project free tv... think thats wat its called. but if ur doing something for school the movie is really nothing like the book so just man up and read the freakin book. its not even that long.

The Devil's Arithmetic starring Kristen Dunst is rated TV-14. This could mean PG-13 or R.

The Jews being put into labor camps and killed/ being processed . How Adolf Hitler just took over and lied about everything , about how if you worked you wouldn't die , killed children in the camps because they were to small to work. And ect. Hope that helped! (:

The main character in the whole story. In her time she was Hannah , but in the time where there was concentration camps she was Chaya. Hope that helped you! (:

Yep! she sure did!

hope this helps! :)

I also searched and i came up with the answer of NO. no where was it said they were real

she wrote it because she wanted people to know the importance of remembering the pain and suffering jews had to go through

he escapes

she is thirteen

Both the book and the movie adaptation of "The Devil's Arithmetic" center on the themes of memory, sacrifice, and the importance of remembering the past, particularly the Holocaust. They follow the protagonist, Hannah, as she is transported back in time to witness the events of World War II, emphasizing the significance of her Jewish heritage. Key scenes and character arcs are retained in both versions, highlighting the emotional impact of Hannah's journey. Overall, both formats convey a powerful message about the consequences of forgetting history.

In the book The Devils Arithmetic, the villagers are rounded up and forced into cattle cars to be transported to a concentration camp. They were locked in for four days and nights.

Hannah is from the city of New Rochelle, New York. Later in the book still in present time, she travels to the Bronx in New York City for Seder.

that she went back in time and she was in the holocaust and she has to cut her hair and her new name was chaya.

It means life.

well the Nazis took over the wedding and the Nazis killed over 1 million Jew's

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Chapter6: Gitl called Hannah to get dressed because the wedding was soon and Hannah was eager to change for she had on such filth she thought. She also hoped opening the bedroom door would lead her home but it led her to the bedroom. Hannah asked Gitl what to wear and she was surprised she was given a rag that was supposed to look glamorous. Gitl once again assumed "Chaya" had lived better in Lublin. Hannah had mentioned she knew what a wedding was and Gitl used in a sentence "Miss I-know-what-a-wedding-is" Gitl apologized and gave Hannah some ribbons for her hair. Hannah looked in the mirror to see no braces and basically herself only old fashioned. As evening arrived the front yard was crowded. Gitl saw Hannah's timidity and held her close as she greeted the guests. Hannah walked to the Shmuel and was pushed away from some men. Some young girls greeted Hannah and Hannah was glad to have girls her own age to talk to. Hannah tried to remember the girls with their looks and told them about herself but not where she used to live. Then a girl brings up a story and Hannah begins to tell them her version of the story. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chapter7: She told them so many stories like Star Wars and Little Women. They were all stuck in story mode and some girls cried at the sad parts of Yentl and Little women and Hannah was surprised at the all the power coming from her mouth. Hannah started to remember all her memories and how she hung out with her friend Rosemary. She thought of her newfound popularity and a messing it up to explain she was Hannah not "Chaya" was just out of the question. She told them The wizard of oz combined with the story and the movie. Gilt walked by as one of the girls asked "What Kansas?" and Gitl laughed saying it was in America with New Rochelle. Hannah saw the evening sun and everybody was crowding the streets. As Hannah continued with Hansel & Gretel , there was the wail of music and all the girls screamed the "The klezmer!". Rachel stayed with Hannah and they listened at the chatter and music filling the air. The klezmer was a band playing its happy tune and all the players full of energy. Then a badchan tells everyone what they are, in poetic form, and it reminded her of a jester, maybe a Jewish jester.

she has long black hair and is said to have extroardinairy beauty. she is also tall and pale.

The Devil's Arithmetic is a book written by Jane Yolen in 1988. It's a story of a Jewish girl, Hannah, experiencing the horrors of living in a Nazi Concentration Camp. The Devil's Arithmetic is 1 + 1 + 1. Which is all the days the Jews survived at the concentration camps. And 1-1-1-1 for the people that have died.