Survival (on The Book Night)

"Night" is about the slaughter that Erie Weizel experienced from the concentration camp. During the Second World War, millions of innocent Jews were taken from their homes to concentration camps and 6 million people died. During the Second World War, prisoners of the Holocaust had many ways of life. In the book "Night" there are three main ways of living: faith, family, food. From the Night Night book example, faith has been proved to be the most successful way to help people survive the Holocaust.

On the evening of Elie Wiesel, 'Hetler could not do anything to us, even if we wanted it.' So Elie Wiesel wrote an autobiographical work on Elie 's massacre struggle in several concentration camps started. . From the age of 15, Elie Wiesel raised the idea of ​​casting doubts on German hatred from young men and became a witness to many inhuman acts. - Some people think that life is commonplace, others are suffering from Erie Wiesel's novel "night". The novel develops through the eyes of a Jewish boy named Elizzer. Eliezer brings the true demonic nature of the Nazis. When Nazis continued committing inhumane discrimination, three powerful themes emerged: religion, night and memory. As the novel starts, anti-Semitism is so.

By definition, inhumane acts are described as individuals without sympathy or suffering. The novel "Night" by the author "Eght Wiesel" explains several aspects of the inhuman aspect all over the book. In the novel, it is clear that the authorities become inhuman when authority is given to freely manipulate. There are many inhumane examples in this novel. For example, "I will never forget such kind of smoke, I will never forget the small face of the children, I saw their bodies become smoky circles under a quiet blue sky."