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The family has to go in cattle cars with 80 people at least to arrive in Aushwitz. It is weeks of travel with no food or water. Even no sunlight. Passengers are going crazy. Screaming, crying, and hallucinating. When they arrive they are treated like animals (not to mention they were compared to dogs). Elie and his dad are parted from his mom and sisters and never will see them again.
— Jan 25, 2015 03:58PM
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David Ruff
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Elie lives in Sighet, Transylvania. His parents are in charge of shops. He is an Orthodox Jew. He studies the Talmud. He has 2 sisters swell.
— Jan 19, 2015 11:22AM
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Moishe is Elie's tutor. He always tries to help the Jews. Everyone is oblivion to what the Nazis are doing to the Jews.
— Jan 19, 2015 11:18AM
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Continuing about the Preface and the Foreword it made be realize how holocaust survivors are slowly fading off the face of the earth and so are there stories. Elie Wiesel told the story in the Preface of how he let his father die next to him then for the SS to batter him to death. This shows the cruelty to the Jews.
— Jan 11, 2015 12:14PM
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The Preface and the Foreword are very interesting because it gives perspective on the yiddish version of the book. Also it shows how hard it was to get the book in France and America. The evolution of how people want to learn about the Holocaust has changed since then. People used to be very sensitive to let their children read about it now its the more you read about the Holocaust.
— Jan 11, 2015 12:11PM
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This book will be exciting to me because I am a jewish boy and my grandma is a holocaust survivor. This book I know takes place in the holocaust. I think this will be interesting because the holocaust has so many different stories and each location expresses a different story.
— Dec 21, 2014 03:36PM
