Night
In 1933, Adolf Hitler, a terrifying man came to power, and destroyed the lives of many people all over the world. In the novel Night by Elie Weisel, he tells the terrifying story of life in concentration camps that he and his family suffered. He survived famine, forced labor, beatings, and witnessed multitudinous executions. Throughout all of this he also lost his family and religious faith, which were extremely important to him. Elie Wiesel survived the Holocaust but his soul remains there with the memories. Wiesel and his family lived in a small town called Sighet. Elie Wiesel studied the Talmud during the day and spent most evenings at the Synagogue. He was very religious and strong in his faith. At twelve, Wielsel was asking to study the Cabala, which is normally studied at thirty. His parents believed he should be in school. He became a friend with Moshe the Beadle, Who started to teach him the Zohar. One day all foreign Jews were deported from Sighet. They all were packed into a cattle train and taken away, this included Moshe. Life went back to normal and the town of Sighet soon forgot about the deportees. Elie seen Moshe sitting outside of the synagogue and Moshe began to tell him what he had experienced. He
They could fit 100 people to a boxcar compared to the eighty they fit before. Elie Wiesel and his father were exhausted. They had to drive themselves to keep running. Then a bigger ditch of fire, it was burning adults. When this didn't keep her still they tied her up again and beat her. Periodically the train would stop and the SS would order them to throw out the dead. They tried to comfort her and calm her but she continued to scream. She screamed till some couldn't take it anymore, they gagged her, tied her, and made her sit down. While they waited, they were given bread to eat. When the arrived to the camp, they were given the same orders they got at every camp. The first thing was that Jews were not allowed to leave their home for three days.
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