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…, they had to run, naked passed the SS officers and the doctors in order to decide if they were healthy enough to work. If they were not healthy enough to work, they would meet their death at the crematories. The book Night describes the inhumane and degrading…

…Microsoft. Wiesel, Elie. A Jew Today. New York: Vintage Books, 1978.…

…the possibility of an affair with Eli. One evening they met at a hotel. Eli and Jo both had different expectations and intentions that night. Jo wanted to get a room and Eli wanted to talk. Eli ended up confessing to murder. Eli thought he could confide in Jo…

…the possibility of an affair with Eli. One evening they met at a hotel. Eli and Jo both had different expectations and intentions that night. Jo wanted to get a room and Eli wanted to talk. Eli ended up confessing to murder. Eli thought he could confide in Jo…

…. Sources: Florida Center for Instructional Technology, (updated August 1,01) A teacher’s guide to the Holocaust, from www.fcit.coedu.edu/holocaust Wiesel, Elie (1960) Night: Bantam Books…

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…. It is about a kid named Paul Leonard who is eight, and how his parents are about to go out for the night and the mother is worried about leaving Paul home alone. But Paul insists that he is hold enough and the father finally is able to convince the mother…

…for the fact that Hanna was most likely haunted by her memories from her duty as prison guard. As witnessed in books such as "Night" by Elie Wiesel many people associated with the holocaust became very ill minded and did inhumane things to each other…

…many of the characters mirror or parallel characters from the play. The director, Eli is similar to an Apollo character. He sends Cameron on different and more dangerous stunts throughout the course of the film. He calls all the shots on the set…