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…must not think that the author of Night did not witness any accounts of evil though. The author of Night participated in many of the brutal acts of violence committed in the concentration camps, in contrast to the narrator of "Hangman" who only found himself…

…Millions of Jewish people entered a concentration camp not knowing or quite understanding what it was or what it was going to do to them. They were loaded onto a train like cattle with no food or water and taken away from their homes to a place…

…Man’s Search for Meaning Recently I read an autobiography by Dr. Viktor E. Frankl called Man’s Search for Meaning. In this novel, I learned about a doctor who survived the concentration camps. He pours his heart and soul into this story so that we…

…The book Night by Elie Wiesel is an extremely important part of the curriculum of an 8th grade student. The book gives you a realistic picture of what it was like in the Concentration camps in Nazi Germany. It also helps show the history of our world so…

…, this was a concentration camp designed to exterminate and divide Jewish families. Elie’s destination was Bruno which was a camp that was somewhat like Auschwitz. Here is where Elie stayed for a long time. The Nazis used suffering, death, and slavery against the imprisoned…

…on personal opinion, the handicapped had been lucky and unlucky. Since they could not work at Hitler’s concentration camps, they were immediately put to death. Even though their lives ended early, they did not have to pass through the horrible things…

…concentration camps, they were immediately put to death. Even though their lives ended early, they did not have to survive the horrible madness at the concentration camps. We only wish that these three groups were the only to be persecuted by Hitler…

…the concentration camps while several of her friends were deported. Hanneli was one of Anne's friends who frequently appears in Anne's dreams. In these dreams, she is clothed in rags and appears to be worn down, physically and emotionally. Hanneli had previously been…

…of such books and entries of human behavior and survival in the concentration camps in Nazi-occupied Europe are very diverse. Because the traumatization of the Holocaust was both individual and collective, most individuals made efforts to create a "new family…

…. The government imposed many laws and restrictions that deprived many their rights and possessions. On November 9, 1938, known as Kristallnacht, the Nazi Party killed dozens of Jews and sent nearly 30,000 others to concentration camps.(1) They destroyed over 200…