Was The Boy In The Striped Pajamas Justified

The Mass killing in the Holocaust was a tragic event. In the 1940’s the Jews were tortured for being Jewish. They were referred to not people at all. During the Second World War the Nazi party was on a mission to kill all of the Jews in Europe. This mass killing killed over 6 million innocent Jews. The Jews had worn a yellow star for identification for the Nazis’s. (bl.uk.com). The Jews were physically tortured in the concentration camps. They were put to hard labor in striped pajamas. In The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, it was tragic that Bruno was naive about the Holocaust throughout the novel because he died and he said terrible stuff to Shmuel . In The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, it was tragic that Bruno was naive about the Holocaust since he died. He would’ve never gotten into trouble by going with Shmuel to find his dad. When he was naive he didn’t know the dangers of the other side of the fence. The author says, “Nothing more was ever heard of Bruno after that” (Boyne 214). If he he wasn’t naive then he would’ve never gone near the fence. Lastly, he could’ve been more aware of the situation, and he would’ve supported the Nazi’s and understood what was happening. The author says, “It was as if he had

Bruno wasn’t aware of what was going on. When he was talking to Shmuel, he said the Germany is Superior, but he probably heard that from his papa saying that to other soldiers. Bruno said, “Where I come from is a lot nicer” (Boyne 113). Bruno doesn’t know what Shmuel grew up like. He doesn’t know what Jews are so he thinks it doesn’t matter what he says to Shmuel. Also he didn’t know what bad things Germany was doing to the people they called “Nothing”. Lastly, Bruno also didn’t know the people on the other side of the fence were regular people. Bruno was unaware of what he was saying to his friend that was treated like