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I assume you are asking about the Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Bruno was at a concentration camp. The camps were the places that the Jewish community was sent to and to die in. As a young boy there he experienced and saw what was happening in the camp and by trading with the young Jewish boy he became just another number in the gas chambers. I would point out that the biggest effect was on the father when he realized that his son was inside the camp he was commander of and he couldn't do anything. The Holocaust is the murder of 6 million people.

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