Prove per un incendio

The mix of comedy and tragedy in 'Hope' is striking and sometimes unsettling. I'm curious how the author approached blending these tones without diminishing the gravity of the topic.

Using humor to tackle such a profound historical tragedy feels risky but impactful. I wonder what led to the decision to approach the Holocaust this way and how it affects the message.

The humor sometimes made me uncomfortable because of the subject matter. Am I the only one who found myself laughing and then feeling guilty about it?