The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

Everything. it shows how horrible the holocaust was and how brutal the Nazi's had been to the Jews. I'm not going to spoil, but the end is very sad also. its a great movie, and you should see it, but be warned it is really sad.

Jewish citizens in Cracow to help readers understand the magnitude of the Holocaust and the atrocities committed against the Jewish people. It's important to remember the past so we can learn from it and prevent similar tragedies from happening in the future.

In Chapter 6, (The Overpaid Maid) it's Bruno's view of the young maid Maria, and she tells about her life and how kind the commandant had been to her family.

her name is gretel. probably short for margarete, a common German name of those days.

he's innocent because he doesn't know what his fathers job is .

It symbolizes how many Jewish girls were killed due in the holocaust... About 3 million Jewish girls were killed in the holocaust!

Bruno is completely fictitious. If you're talking about the boy who plays him in the movie, it's Asa Butterfield.

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The tutor meant Germany. Bruno thought he meant father land, as in his father's land (like property).

The camp was called Auschwitz but Bruno couldn't pronounce it so he called it Out-With.

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The cast of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas - 2008 includes: Charlie Baker as Palm Court Singer Amber Beattie as Gretel Asa Butterfield as Bruno Attila Egyed as Heinz Vera Farmiga as Mother Rupert Friend as Lieutenant Kotler Sheila Hancock as Grandma David Hayman as Pavel Zsuzsa Holl as Berlin Cook Cara Horgan as Maria Richard Johnson as Grandpa Henry Kingsmill as Karl Jim Norton as Herr Liszt Julia Papp as Dancer David Thewlis as Father

Well, the book "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas" is a fiction book with fiction characters. So, in the real world, the boy doesn't "live" anywhere.

However, in the story, the "boy in the striped pyjamas" refers to a 9 yr old Jewish boy named Shmuel living in the Auschwitz concentration camp.

I hope that answered your question! :)(:

It does not say Bruno's favorite color anywhere in the book.

Shmuel has brown hair and is eight years old.

pavel, the Jew who waits on them at the table, helps Bruno to find a tire, on the orders of Lieutenant Kotler, a nazi soldier

His name was Pavel. He was taken from Auschwitz once a day to Bruno's house to peel and cut vegetables. He was killed by Lieutenant Kotler near the end of the book.

If the movie was told by an adult man or woman, the movie would come off a biased and only partially truthful, but when told through the pureness of a child, you can conclude there would be more truth in what is being said

The two boys are Bruno's best friends.

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Bruno's dad is like the manager of the concentration camp and he is respected and paid highly, his house is not small, he can afford a private teacher

I don't know that's why im asking you