The blue majority represents hope, and the white majority represents purity. The blue and white striped pajamas, blue and white striped prison uniforms, and the most common blue and white striped hospital gowns in life seem to represent depression, despair, and no future.
The brutality of the Nazi concentration camps, but deceived unknown children with the lies of concentrated labor. Jews were slaughtered and genocide was implemented, but they used the maintenance of national unity as an excuse to carry out their evil thoughts. When the blood of the Jews was sprinkled all over the land of Germany, when the spirits of grievances spread across the Rhine, I wonder if those fascists ever had a trace of conscience.
Bruno's father was a high-ranking military officer who was proud of himself as a Nazi, but his mother was ashamed of him, and his wife could not face the cruelty of his career. Bruno's friend, Mursh, was a Jew imprisoned in a concentration camp, an eight-year-old child like him. How ironic, father's hands are covered with the blood of friends and relatives, friends and clansmen.
When Bruno digs the soil under the iron fence, when he puts on the blue and white striped pajamas, when he enters the concentration camp to help Mursh find his father, everything is a road of no return to death.
A high-ranking Nazi officer who specialized in killing Jews also killed his own children while killing a group of Jews. The cry of despair at the Nazi concentration camps reflects the powerlessness of a father and a trial for brutal massacres.
The blue and white stripes are the pattern of pajamas in Bruno's mind, but for Mursh they are cages and shackles. The specific number on the blue and white striped uniform was a special number game for Bruno, but for Mursh, it was his own code that didn't deserve a name.
They were destined to meet, and they were destined to be a tragic story. And those Nazis with blood on their hands will also be tried and punished at some point in the future.
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