experience must be taught and explained to the younger generations so it is never repeated. In both novels, Schindler's List and Night, the authors vividly portrayed the Jewish people's fears, pain, and emotional suffering during the Holocaust. Although most of their family members were killed and the reasons to stay alive were minimal, their hope to survive never died. The ounce of hope they had left allowed them to continue until the end where they became liberated
             History books tell us that not all Germans believed in Hitler's dictatorial "Final Solution". Most Germans were frightened and threatened that if they tried to provide hiding places for Jews or were accomplices in trying to help them escape, they would be killed. Even though these threats and punishments existed, human compassion, love and respect for huma
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