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One critical Question I have is how come Hannah ( the MC) is in the past but can remember the future because wouldn't that alter time.

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I wonder if Gitl will start to fight back because of what happened to Tzipporah.

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-I thought it was really horrible that they were injecting deadly diseases into the children whose immune systems could not handle it.

-Was there a actual reason that Dr. Mengle injected things into the children?

-Was there a reason that Dr. Mengle was called the Angel of Death?

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do you guys think the screaming women in the start of the book symoblized or represented anything?

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Question 1:
How old was Doctor Mengele and what made him become the most well known scientist to experiment on twins?
Question 2:
What were some of the diseases that twins and other people were injected with?

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When the Jews got their gold teeth pulled out, did they get numbed or did they just do it?

Is Elie ever going to see his mother and sisters again?

-Martina

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Bruno family is German and his father works for the gallows and Bruno's family had to move from Berlin for their fathers job and Bruno becomes friends with a kid from the gallows. they used to be really rich but now their new home is not so good and Bruno hates it there.

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I don't think Bruno has ever been told anything about what his dad does for work. He's only heard bits and pieces, that's why he is so confused.

I wonder if Bruno is going to try and get his father to help the people in the concentration camps or is he is going to try and help them himself?

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There are a lot of similarities between how the German soldiers dehumanized the Jewish people and how Americans did so to the African Americans.

Being at the camp was said to change who you were and make you hate yourself and your community, is this because of the internalization? Or the hatred that no one has been able escape the fate that awaits all of them?

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Do the experiments on making Miriam's kidneys "smaller" relate to the reason why she died from kidney cancer, or is that just a coincidence?

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Why are all the letters sent to Werner are blacked out? What would Jutta say to make the Germans  want to censor her?

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Did Shmuel really escape or did he get shot?

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I think Hannah can rember the future (her old present) because she is now back in time and is known as a different person.

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Why do oppressed people degrade other oppressed people?

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What is the relationship between Monowitz and Auschwitz? Is Monowitz considered to be integrated into Auschwitz, or is it seperate?

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What were the benefits of being a Kapo?

How does the idea of the "drowned and the saved" appear in our normal life?

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why is the main charter complaining about everything?

where is the main character in the story?

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If Hannah is in the past what happened to the future , Is it real, I told you were living in a simulation but nobody believes me

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one question i have is will gitl survive to the ending or will she die?

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What happened to Eva and Miriam's parents and sister, were they killed right away?

How was their perspective different since they weren't twins?

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Has Werner gained enough consciousness to not report Marie-Laure? Will Marie-Laure force Etienne to face his fears or lead him to recluse further?

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What do other Holocaust survivors think about Eva forgiving some of the Nazis after getting a better understanding of why she did so?
Have other Holocaust survivors ever thought the way Eva did as well?

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What were some of the treatments in Ka-Be? Were the people experimented on?

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What was going through Elie mind when this was happening

Was the dentist empathetic to the people he took the golden teeth from

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How closely were Kapos monitored/administered by Germans?

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what happened to Elizer's leg? It was a really good book and Elie Wiesel was really explaining in depth about his experience that he had gone through and it was very intriguing reading his past.

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why do they use babies for a target.why cant jews have gold and chains and stuff

when is elie going to see his mother and sister again?

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i think this book could be better, this is the book from of water. Plain and flavorless, if they made the book a bit more interesting this would be a good read.

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Eva is very scared, she's in a new place where pretty much everyone wants her dead and she doesn't feel safe in anyway shape or form. She's probably traumatized by seeing dead bodies for the first and she's just praying that soon she'll wake up from this nightmare.

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1.Why does Madame Schachter scream?

2.Why are the warnings of “horrible things to come” from Moshe the Beadle not taken seriously?

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I think the book was intresting, but a bit reptitive.

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I think that the author really gave an inside view of the camp and the horrors of all the camps that the main character Elizer went through.

What happened to Elizer's leg???? How did he survive????????

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Why did the Nazi pick Shife,Esther,and Rivka and not Hannah? Instead he wincked at her is he a pervert?