Night Book Report
In the book Night by Eliezer Wiesel, is about how he and his family was before and after they were placed in a concentration camp. Eliezer talks about how the concentration camps and the conditions they were facing had affected him and the other jews, gypsies, etc,. Eliezer knew what was going to happen, if he and the other refugees give up hope of survival during the years or months they have been in a concentration camp. In the late year of 1944, after, being placed in the synagogue, the jews were to be placed in cattle car and to go to Kaschau, Czechoslovakia. The german police there, stated that there are 80 of them in one cattle car. If one goes missing they will all be shot. A woman named Mrs. Schachter, was hallucinating about seeing fire and flames coming out of a chimney stack. The people in car were freaking out and looked out the window and saw nothing. She kept going on and on about the fire
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Going through something like this was tough on them, especially with families like Eliezer and his own. Just being in an enclosed area for long time made them go mad and lose hope. In the first camp all of them lost faith in God and in themselves, because they witnessed people and even babies getting murdered on the spot. They killed each other over food, because they lost humanity. The german soldiers had them locked up like dogs, and that’s why they lost everything that made them who they are. Even though their attitudes and personalities changed, some of the Jewish refugees kept pushing on when they were weak. The old and the weak knew there was no hope for them, they were the one’s that did give up easily. That is why the Jews and non-jewish people, who were put in the concentration camp lost their personality and their behavior had changed over the time being locked in a small confined area for months or
Going through something like this was tough on them, especially with families like Eliezer and his own. Just being in an enclosed area for long time made them go mad and lose hope. In the first camp all of them lost faith in God and in themselves, because they witnessed people and even babies getting murdered on the spot. They killed each other over food, because they lost humanity. The german soldiers had them locked up like dogs, and that’s why they lost everything that made them who they are. Even though their attitudes and personalities changed, some of the Jewish refugees kept pushing on when they were weak. The old and the weak knew there was no hope for them, they were the one’s that did give up easily. That is why the Jews and non-jewish people, who were put in the concentration camp lost their personality and their behavior had changed over the time being locked in a small confined area for months or