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…line to German Upper Silesia. Before the German attack in September 1939, Auschwitz had been a Polish army camp. In May 1940, Rudolf Franz Hoess the adjutant at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, was detailed with thirty men to establish a new compound…

…The Second World War was over and the Jewish survivors came out of the concentration camps and their hiding - places in the year 1945. Most of the survivors had the conviction that the dimension of the crimes had put an end to anti-Semitism in both…

…in. Elie's strength, courage, and belief in himself guide him to survive for many years. As Elie stays at each concentration camp, he is torn an additional length from his soul. In the beginning, Elie has two objectives to fulfill. One of these objectives…

…in concentration camps. His narration of his life during the holocaust, in Night, depicts a young boy, condemned by his faith, in a continuous struggle to live, as well as a continuous struggle of his spirituality. Elie Wiesel questioned religion before the holocaust…

…inhabitants. The next step of Hitler's plan was the deportation of the Jews from the ghettos to the extermination and concentration camps. The only difference between an extermination and a concentration camp was the fact that concentration camps were for working…

…that were well trained in what they did. Of coarse what they did best was kill Jews. Auschwitz was the worst concentration camp. It was where the most Jews were killed. Auschwitz was in Poland. This was equipped with all of the death tools that the Germans had…

…. Their businesses, their homes, even their values, hopes, and dreams were taken away from them and they believed that these were truly the worst living conditions they would possibly encounter. They were later placed in concentration camps, humiliated, laughed…

…. The film begins with the survivors each one of them telling their personal stories. These are five apparently strong and healthy older people, each one of them who lived the horror of Nazi persecution. Most of the film focuses on the concentration camp…

…secret police, the Gestapo, and on jails and concentration camps to intimidate his opponents, but most Germans supported him. 'All village clubs, irrespective of political affiliation, excluded women from positions of responsibility, and all shared a concern…

…gives us. Despite ominous signs, the Jews in Sighet refuse to believe that the Fascists could ever do anything to hurt them. Moché is deported along with other non-Hungarians and taken to a concentration camp. He manages to escape and comes back to warn…