What Is The Boy In The Striped Pajamas
Book Plot Boy in the Striped Pajamas is about a young German boy during World War II. His father is a Nazi Commandant in charge of a concentration camp. When Bruno was 9, he was forced to move to a new house next to the concentration camp Auschwitz. The new house is much worse than their old house, with fewer floors, fewer places to explore, and just less fun, in general. However, when Bruno looks out his window, he can see a lot of boys and men, and the only thing separating him from them is a fence. After some exploring, Bruno meets a boy on the other side of the fence named Shmuel. Bruno goes and talks to him every day and learns about him and his family. After a year, Bruno’s family decides it’s time for them to go home. Bruno
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First of all, they developed the first assault rifle in the world. It was called the Sturmgewehr 44 which proved very successful against the allies, however, since it was developed in 1944, it was too late to turn the tide of the war. Another thing that Germany had were tanks. German tanks had the most armor with larger and stronger guns than the allied tanks. The Tiger II was the best of these tanks, however, just like the Sturmgewehr 44, it came out too late in the war to turn the tide of the war. Some of the things used to kill Jews in concentration camps were carbon monoxide showers, Zyklon B, and the gas chambers everyone knows about. The way that the carbon monoxide showers worked was instead of the shower pipes leading to water, it would lead to carbon monoxide. Obviously, since carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas, it would kill the person taking the shower, and an extra “bonus,” no Nazi would directly take a life. Zyklon B was the pesticide used to kill lice in the concentration gas, however, the Nazis discovered that once it was exposed to heated air, the pesticide would produce a lethal gas. Finally the gas chambers. These were made with Zyklon B, but instead it could kill 4,400 people per day. After the people were killed, the corpses were taken to ovens where they were
First of all, they developed the first assault rifle in the world. It was called the Sturmgewehr 44 which proved very successful against the allies, however, since it was developed in 1944, it was too late to turn the tide of the war. Another thing that Germany had were tanks. German tanks had the most armor with larger and stronger guns than the allied tanks. The Tiger II was the best of these tanks, however, just like the Sturmgewehr 44, it came out too late in the war to turn the tide of the war. Some of the things used to kill Jews in concentration camps were carbon monoxide showers, Zyklon B, and the gas chambers everyone knows about. The way that the carbon monoxide showers worked was instead of the shower pipes leading to water, it would lead to carbon monoxide. Obviously, since carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas, it would kill the person taking the shower, and an extra “bonus,” no Nazi would directly take a life. Zyklon B was the pesticide used to kill lice in the concentration gas, however, the Nazis discovered that once it was exposed to heated air, the pesticide would produce a lethal gas. Finally the gas chambers. These were made with Zyklon B, but instead it could kill 4,400 people per day. After the people were killed, the corpses were taken to ovens where they were