A child, not the protagonist, but from different perspectives, such as a benevolent officer pretending to be ignorant of Jewish children just to send them away quickly, or a whistleblower among Polish prisoners, someone who helps the German army with a little more logistical freedom Well, after reflecting on the Germany at that time, there were still some people from different camps in the anti-Semitic ideology propagated by Hitler, who did not show their fangs in front of the young life, and covered up the darkness at that time with the brilliance of their own humanity. In the end, the prisoners were free in the camp, confused and struggling. They couldn't be like the SS who abused the prisoners (the SS should be the prisoners at this time), and they couldn't take revenge themselves, waiting to return to their homeland, in the concentration camp. After staying for more than ten years, 25w came in, some were transferred, and some died. In the end, only 20w remained in the liberation camp. Moreover, there are also SS officers who put on prisoner's clothes and escaped as if they had lost their faith. The meaning of their own efforts has lost their value when the US military is still dozens of kilometers away from the concentration camp. It seems that the order to kill the concentration camp cannot hide the fact of the crime. The uprising is also meaningless because of the departure of the SS. It can be said that the end of this war will only hurt Germany, whether it is officers or prisoners, because they still have to multiply in this land and continue to carry on. Other forms of killing each other, but the humanity that once appeared in the wolf pack will continue to be presented in different forms.
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