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Explain Vladek's life experience that he told his son

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Answer:

Vladek Spiegelman is a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust. It´s this experience that he tells his son, Art Spiegelman, who then published a Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoon, called Maus, where he tells his father´s story.

Explanation:

To be able to address the horrible experience, Art portraits the Nazis as cats and the Jews as mice, in an attempt to make it more friendly to the reader.

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