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Having strong religious beliefs |
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when something is very important and deserves respect |
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shy and easily frightened |
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done randomly and haphazardly |
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sediment that settles at bottom of a liquid; evil humans |
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a large road vehicle used for transporting goods |
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two small leather boxes worn during morning prayer by orthodox jews |
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the secret police of the Nazi regime |
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a pleasant state in which you are thinking of something else, and not what is happening to you |
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an official order from someone in authority |
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a feeling that something, usually unpleasant, is going to happen |
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a dictatorship which rules through terror and censorship |
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relating to non-Jewish Europeans, especially those the Nazis believed to be superior race |
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so tightly sealed that no air can leave or enter |
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hate or strong dislike of jews |
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the state of being god-like or a god |
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in a mild or favorable manner |
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to do or say something that encourages people to behave violently or illegally |
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to steal something, especially by using violence |
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A political movement whose aim was to create a homeland for the jews |
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words of kindness and flattery |
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interested and enthusiastic |
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to speak to someone in a forceful way, especially to persuade them |
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persistently and continuously |
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a short stick that police carry; billy club |
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to be housed or given lodging |
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