Rationale

I chose to write a diary, because it's the best way to acknowledge how a character really is. As Georg is quite an insensitive and not expressive boy, he would have never told his feeling to another person. That's why the best type of text to analyse this particular character, is through diary entries.

About the context, I wrote about the yellow star that Jews were compelled to wear, the Nazi soldiers walking through the strees, providing "security" to the city, and also I mentioned very briefly about some Jewish traditions. In what I wanted to focus, is the personal idea I've got about Nazism. They are shown in History books as the worst of the worst, the most evil regime in thousands of years...But what I believe is that their leaders must have had magnificent oratorical skills. Their power of persuasion was probably the best they had. I propose this because such a powerful country needs to have the maximum support possible. And for that, the leaders must be charismatic and very persuasive. Their success is mainly based in approbation and backup of their people. As during the war, people stopped their support, Germany finally lost. For all of this, I decided to explore this aspect in the written task: how would a boy like Georg interpret the situation about Nazism; how would this affect him and what would he want to do. 

People who like to read about the Holocaust, but don't like those structured and always-the-same texts, should be really interested in reading what I've wrote. The purpose isn't and would never be to support Nazism, but just to give a different perspective of what could have happened

About the title, "Georg Kovés: Naive Nazi", it means that he's really an innocent boy who was trapped by the forces of the Nazi persuasion.