I believe the author wrote this piece to show us how was the moment Gerog was living without his father, and also to show Gerog's change from being a boy to a grown up.
What the author wants to show us is that there is nothing bad in being different.
Protagonist(s): Georg Koves
Antagonist(s): Nazi Regime
Static Characters: Mr Sütó
Dynamic Characters: Georg
The author use specific literary devices on this chapter: an allusion, with the story of "the prince and the pauper"; a flashback, when he tells us how was his experience when he kissed Annemarie.
The tone of the author is something like matter-of-fact, or straight-forward.
This piece is told in first erson, because it is Georg the one who is telling the story. As I said before, we just need to read the first line to notice this: "I didn't go to school today".
Some internal conflicts could be that he is changing from being a kid to an adult; confusing feelings about Annemarie.
Some external conflicts could be his continuous struggle against his mother, or the fact that he is now being obligated to work.
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