By: Ryan Renner. Event One The first event that I think is important is that Bruno’s dad (The commandant of Auschwitz) is actually based off a real Auschwitz.

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By: Ryan Renner

Event One The first event that I think is important is that Bruno’s dad (The commandant of Auschwitz) is actually based off a real Auschwitz commandant. I think the reason why the author put the commandant in the novel is because the novel is about Auschwitz. descendant-offers-holocaust-memorabilia-to-yad- vashem.html descendant-offers-holocaust-memorabilia-to-yad- vashem.html

The second event that is in the novel and that exists is the concentration camp Auschwitz. I think the reason that they put Auschwitz in the novel is because that was a big camp, and that was a horrible place(All the concentration camps were terrible). Event Two

The third event that is in then novel and that exist, is the Holocaust, because it’s about the Holocaust, and what they did during that time. I think the reason the author included this big event, is because during this time in Germany it was terrible. But not everyone knew what was going. Event Three