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Elie describes the events that are occurring around him and his profession. The Jews from the town of Sighet are relocated (against there will) to the Jewish ghettos. Elie had to leave all of his belongings and possessions behind. They were transported from their desired residence to the ghettos by cattle trains. Elie must have felt helpless, sad, and angry that everything that he and his family had worked for was being taken away. He as well felt this way because he could not do anything about it and/or to prevent it. He had the mature feelings even though unlike many other children he was not separated from his family helping him deal with what was going on around him better. Elie and his family were moved to an internment camp by the name of Berkenau. The prisoners were kept in the dark about their final destination (an concentration camp). The family as well was not aware of ware they were going. On the cattle, cars the conditions were unbearable. There were such a number of people on these train cars that the individuals inside had to take turns who were standing and who were sitting. The individuals including Elie's family were trapped in these conditions for sever
Elie must have felt helpless and cramped. He must have as well thought why God would let this happen and when could such a catastrophe enChapter 6 The evacuation began and the Prisoners had to now run 40 miles straight without stopping and if they did not comply and/or unable to do so they will be executed. Elie must have had mixed emotions one he lived and that is great but his family and all these others died. Many adults at that point in time and today still find it hard to kill so many. When the Americans arrived, Elies residence was now Buchenwald. Chapter 5 While in Buria Elie and his father had to take a test and whoever fail the examination would be put to death. They both (Elie and his father) now had to face the cold in the middle of winter. On the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur instead of celebrating they had to be evacuated and were forced to march to there next destination. Here Elie and his father were separated from his mother and sister. Elie, even after taking the test was moved to another camp. The train would stop every once in a while to drop the dead off that had occurred from the horrendous transportation conditions. Chapter 9 On April 11 the SS soldiers fled and because the Americans arrived. Elie must have felt very bad that he had seen all that he had seen and now the Nazis took his gold crown. He must have felt why did he live and they did not and an almost partial responsibility. Elie lost the gold crown in his jaw to the dentist and lost his shoes.
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