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The Fury: The Influence Of Bruno's Life In Germany

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The overview of this book starts off with a young 9 year old boy called Bruno who lives in Germany with his brothers and sister and his parents, who one day coming home from school sees his former use t be maid move out along with his mom and the rest of his family and it was all because of Bruno’s father who is in the army for the Germans and is being controlled by dictator Adolf Hitler who in the book is known as “ the Fury” and because of the orders of Hitler the father was forced to move from Berlin to Auschwitz , which was a very hard stage for Bruno and his family. Bruno had to leave his friends and meet new ones where he was at. Bruno’s life is very hard at where he lives at right now and ever since his dad was ranked up to commander
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