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| ignorance of evil; freedom from sin or guilt; harmlessness; lack of knowledge of the world |
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| Bruno’s way of pronouncing Fuhrer, which is the German term for “leader” and was a title used for Hitler |
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| barren; deserted; uninhabited; lonely or solitary |
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| The location of Bruno’s new home. Bruno believes it is called “Out-With,” when in reality it is Auschwitz |
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| title of a senior officer in the military, person of high rank |
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| Some stood perfectly still in groups, their hands by their sides, trying to keep their heads up, as a soldier marched in front of them, his mouth opening and closing quickly as if he were shouting something at them |
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| man who shines lights or makes signs telling trains it’s okay to move onto a different track |
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| your relationships to people to whom you are faithful/loyal |
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| someone who loves and defends his or her country |
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| the land of one’s ancestors |
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| higher than another in rank or quality |
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| the official emblem of the Nazi Party |
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| very sad; unable to be comforted |
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| the chance occurrence, at the same time, of two or more seemingly connected events |
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| the movement of people from the concentration camp to the gas chambers during the Holocaust |
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