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How Does Adolf Hitler Use Pierrot To Become A Hateful Man

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"He alone, who owns the youth, gains the future said Adolf Hitler. Likewise, in the book The Boy at the Top of the Mountain, by John Boyne, one of Hitler's intentions was to transform youth more like himself. Hitler wants the next generations to continue to carry on his legacy and communism. Pierrot is an young and innocent boy who was orphaned after his father committed suicide and his mother dies of illness. After his parents deaths Pierrot lives in an orphanage until his Aunt Beatrix decides to take him to live with her in Germany. It just so happens that Beatrix lives with Adolf Hitler working as his housekeeper. Adolf Hitler's cruel and harsh ways transforms Pierrot into a hateful person much like Hitler himself.

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