1966 Nobel laureate, S.Y. Agnon spent most of his life in Israel.
Born in Buczacz, Galicia, in Summer 1887 he arrived in Jaffa in Spring 1908. Between 1912-1924 he "sojourned" in Germany. In 1924 he returned to Jerusalem where he resided until his death in 1970.
His house in Jerusalem's Talpiot neighborhood is a museum and study center dedicated to the greatest modern Hebrew author.
The Nobel Prize in Literature 1966 was divided equally between Shmuel Yosef Agnon for his profoundly characteristic narrative art with motifs from the life of the Jewish people and Nelly Sachs for her outstanding lyrical and dramatic writing, which interprets Israels destiny with touching strength .
Shmuel Yosef Agnon has written: 'Yafo yefat yamim' -- subject(s): In art, In art., In literature 'A dwelling place of my people' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Translations into English, Hasidim, Fiction 'Selected stories of S. Y. Agnon' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Jews, Readers, Hebrew language, Fiction 'Present at Sinai' 'Tehilah' 'In the heart of the seas' -- subject(s): Fiction, Israel in fiction, Jews in fiction, Jews 'To this day' -- subject(s): Fiction, World War, 1914-1918, Jews, Social conditions 'Bir gecelik misafir' 'Korot batenu' 'Temol shilshom' 'Agadat ha-sofer' 'Hakhnasat kalah' 'Sipure Yom ha-kipurim' 'Der Verstossene' 'Polin' 'Betrothed' 'A book that was lost and other stories' -- subject(s): Translations into English 'Huesped para una noche'
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he had Shmuel to talk to
In The BookGretel catches head lice, so Bruno gets his head shaved. Shmuel brings him a pair of "pajamas" and he goes inside the camp.In The MovieBruno wears a cap, and Shmuel brings him the pajamas.
The main difference is that Bruno is a German and Shmuel is Jewish. This causes Bruno to live a rather comfortable life in an actual house, while Shmuel is forced to live in the crowded huts of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Bruno is also naive and doesn't know what's going on while Shmuel does.
Bruno lived in Germany but, Shmuel lived in Poland. Bruno lived in Berlin, Germany but, Shmuel lived in Poland. Bruno had a five story house but, Shmuel had a small house above a store. Bruno is white color but, Shmuel is grey color. Bruno has small eyes but, Shmuel has very large eyes. Bruno liked to explore a lot but, Shmuel was locked in a camp. Bruno a maid to do chores but, Shmuel since he was a slave, he had to work a lot for the German soldiers. Bruno gets to eat lunch but, Shmuel does not eat at all. Bruno some times happy but, Shmuel is always sad. Bruno has few friends but, Shmuel has a lot of friends. Bruno sleeps by himself in a room but, Shmuel sleeps with eleven people in one cabin. Bruno had eaten chocolate so many times but, Shmuel had chocolate only one time in his life. Bruno lives in a house called the Out-With but, Shmuel live in a cabin in a special camp. Bruno is all ways skinny but, Shmuel gets skinny and skinnier everyday. Bruno never bended mistreated but, Shmuel bended mistreated by the German soldiers. Bruno wear sock and shoes but, Shmuel does not wear socks and shoes. Bruno speaks German but, Shmuel speaks German and Polish. Bruno father is a German solider but, Shmuel father is a Jew. Bruno has a sister but, Shmuel doesn't have any sisters. Bruno never marched before but, Shmuel had marched a lot of times. Bruno wear nice beautiful clothes but, Shmuel wear disgusting and, nasty clothes. Bruno had a rich family but, Shmuel had a poor family. Bruno father worked for SS Commandant but, Shmuel worked for watchmaker.
Bruno lives in Germany but, Shmuel lives in Poland. Bruno lives in Berlin, Germany but, Shmuel lives in Poland. Bruno is white color but, Shmuel is grey color. Bruno has small eyes but, Shmuel has very large eyes. Bruno likes to explore a lot but, Shmuel is a slave and he has to work a lot. Bruno gets to eat lunch but, Shmuel does not eat at all. Bruno sleeps by himself in a room but, Shmuel sleeps with eleven people in one cabin. Bruno had chocolate so many times but, Shmuel had chocolate only one time. Bruno lives in a house called the Out-With but, Shmuel live in a cabin in a special camp. Bruno is all ways skinny but, Shmuel gets skinny and skinnier everyday. Bruno wear sock and shoes but, Shmuel does not wear socks and shoes. Bruno speaks German but, Shmuel speaks German and Polish. Bruno father is a German solider but, Shmuel father is a Jew. Bruno has a sister but, Shmuel doesn't. Bruno and Shmuel both are nine years old. Bruno and Shmuel both born on April fifteen, nineteen thirty four. Bruno and Shmuel both are boys. Bruno and Shmuel both have a bed. Bruno and Shmuel both don't like where they live. Bruno never march before but, Shmuel had march every time. Bruno wear nice beautiful clothes but, Shmuel wear disgusting and, nasty clothes.
Bruno was German and shmuel is a Jew. And Bruno is alot fatter than shmuel. also u have to look at there cultural differences, different societys, different race, different class. there way of life was different and one way alllowed to be happy and the other one was not allowed to be happy
Shmuel replies "a little bit" because, despite their close friendship, he is aware of the significant differences in their backgrounds and experiences. While they share a bond and a sense of connection, Shmuel's life as a Jewish boy in a concentration camp starkly contrasts with Bruno's sheltered existence. This response highlights the complexities of their friendship and the harsh realities of the world around them.
In "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas," Bruno expresses disbelief in Chapter 8 when Shmuel explains that he cannot play with the boys on the other side of the fence. Bruno struggles to understand the harsh realities of Shmuel's life and the concept of the rules separating them. His naivety leads him to question why Shmuel can't join him, reflecting his innocence and lack of awareness about the circumstances surrounding their friendship.
They spend there life in the north pole.