Boy in the Striped PJs

In chapter 6, Bruno asks a tough question (without meaning to) to Maria. He says, " I'm only saying what I feel. I'm allowed to do that, aren't I?" Later he says again,"I'm not allowed to say what I feel?" Poor naive Bruno. He doesn't know what is going on beyond outside his little Bruno world. I wonder if some Jewish kids were as clueless as Bruno was. What would be their point of view? How would they see the concentration camps?.....  This quote also shows how serious it was to try to: 1. Show kindess to your maid, and 2. Have a conversation about the war. I'm so glad I don't live in those times.