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At times, Father is shown as a loving parent and husband. How is that possible given his role as a Nazi officer giving orders to treat people inhumanely?

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Answer 1
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Nazi German families like his own are considered far superior, and with this line of thinking in his mind, it would be easy to treat one race with love and respect and the other with hatred and cruelty.

Characteristics of the Father:

  • The father figures out what happened to his son, and is destroyed by the conclusion. When the Allied soldiers come to want him away for punishment, Father submits to their demands, as he not has the necessity to live.

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Answer 2
Answer: It's because Bruno's father has a soft, caring side, albeit a small one) he only shows to HIS children. His father is a mean, ruthless man after all he is a high ranking Nazi soldier loyal first to the Reich! 

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