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jfpbookworm t1_j6a0zl0 wrote
Is that the one about how the real tragedy of the Holocaust is what happened to the Nazi's kid?
lyrasbookshelf t1_j6a6gyt wrote
Yes.
zoinks48 t1_j6a407s wrote
It is crap revisionist history highlighting the mythical “ good nazi”.better to read Night
MorriganJade t1_j6a4nwv wrote
I dislike the movie and that's not reality because it's ridiculously easy to escape? There is one barbed wire string and then a forest, no dogs, no guards, no fences, no electricity, a kid digs a hole under it (the prisoner kid would have been killed on entrance to the camp). Even as a child it made me angry that they didn't escape, no one would have died in those conditions. It's not realistic and it's disrespectful. Having said so of course the Holocaust is sad
Kssio_Aug t1_j6a2q63 wrote
It's not very popular among critics and reddit specially because of it's inaccuracies I think. But I liked it nonetheless... Imo it's a good emotional fictional novel from the pov of a child. Never seen the movie though.
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HanaBothWays t1_j6a1yui wrote
I originally typed out a longer answer to this but: the work has received (valid IMO) criticism for harming Holocaust education.
EDIT: Children were not kept as prisoners in concentration camps. They were exterminated shortly after being deported there.