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Bruno's father meant to make people less than human by saying that the people on the other side of the fence are not people at all. By looking at the people behind the fence and thinking of them like animals would make it easier to not care. The only way that you could imprison someone for no reason without feeling guilt, they would have to be non human.

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Bruno's father means that the people on the other side of the fence, who are Jews living in a concentration camp, are considered inferior and subhuman according to Nazi ideology. He is expressing his belief in the dehumanization and persecution of Jews during the Holocaust.

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Bruno's father says, "The people behind the fence aren't people," because he sees them as inferior, and as animals. - Madison b.

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Bruno's father says those people aren't people because he does not see them as people. The Nazis see the "inferior" Germans as cargo. They are seen as less than people more like animals and that's why Father tells Bruno that.

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Well its quite clear Father sees the people outside infuerer because of them being Jew. Its like him looking at them as animals that are below German people.

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I think Bruno's father means that he does not see them as human beings anymore only as objects that have no significant value.

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I think he is reffering to them as not people at all because they are viewed as animals.

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I think that when Bruno's father says that the people on the other side of the fence are not people at all he is referring to them as [property or just an object that can be treated horribly and destroyed.

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Father does not view the people outside as people, but rather as simply nothing, nearly as trash or livestock rather than actual people.

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I think that he means they are less significant than himself and his family and he see them as lees then a person and more like an animal that can be caged up and treated poorly.

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I think for him to treat them the way he did he has to convince himself that they aren't human because what he does and participates in would make anyone sick.

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Bruno's Father see's them as inferior and as such doesn't think of them as people.

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Bruno's dad only sees them as animal's who don't belong

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Father Brunos dad view all those people as in human or animals.

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Nazi ideology views its victims as sub-human. Jews, poles, homosexuals, etc. All parasites.

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I think he probably looks at them like the guy that was interviewed. He sees them as like animals or something else cause they are Jewish and to him they aren't people. Christian T

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I think that when his father says that they are not people at all, he means that they are like cargo. We had learned that other people had to tell themselves this to be able to kill people and not let it bother them. I think his dad has convinced himself that they are not people so that he can do the job he has been given and move up in the ranks. Sam A

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He meant that the people on the other side of the fence were less human then him or his family and thought that they didn't deserve to be treated as human because of the way they were. -Talon R

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I'm thinking that the people on the other side of the fence are Jewish. All the Jewish were to the SS members and Germans were "Cargo" as Franz says. And i also think that Bruno's father is working for Hitler. Therefore he tells Bruno that the people behind the fence are not people at all. Kylie H

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i think he means that they arent people as in they dont have normal rights like they do bc they are not the same as them

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I think he means that he doesn't see them as people, I think he sees them as objects or cattle like other people have said. He can't see that they are adults and children just like him and Bruno so when he says that it means he feels nothing for them.

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Before reading the book we studied about the holocaust. We learned that Nazi soldiers don't see Jews as people rather than objects (as said by Franz Stangl). So Bruno's father is an Nazi and views the Jews as objects not people. He doesn't care about them. Which to me is still baffling.
~ Brynlee E

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Bruno's father views those on the other side of the fence as less superior and therefore worth less than himself or his family. This is because he follows Hitler's ideologies like most of the soldiers do.
- Dejah-Jade R.

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I believe that his father thinks they are no bodies. I think that he doesn't care for them and just wants them gone.

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I think what his father means when he says this is that . He doesn't view them as people , he sees them as less then, they are useless, vile, gross to him . He will not associate anything with them.

Alabama F.

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when brunos father says the people on the other side of the fence arent people i think that he sees less of them and only sees them as usless things that need to be put to work

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He thinks that because they don't follow all the requirements Hitler laid out to be a German citizen that they are not people. He probably just see them as garbage or dirt like one of the guys we read about in the lessons before the book. He means that they are beneath him and his family and shouldn't be nor deserve to be acknowledged by them.

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Bruno's father think less of the people especially since they are not living life like they are.

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Bruno's father think less of the people especially since they are not living life like they are.

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He's suggesting or more so stating that those people are merely cells and don't deserve basic human rights just because they're Jews.

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He's suggesting or more so stating that those people are merely cells and don't deserve basic human rights just because they're Jews.

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-Serena F.

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Bruno's father has the same view as Hitler. He views the people behind the barbed wire as impure and not human.

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I believe Bruno's father views the people on the other side of the fence as not being people because they are Jewish.

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It's like that SS officer that was interviewed said that he didn't see the prisoners as people, but more like animals. It's easier to do horrible things to other people when you don't think they have feelings or can be hurt.

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