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- what happens in the night
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1 observation: seems very dark and sad

1 question: at what age did he lose his family and what did he do about it when it happend

1 theme topic: perseverance

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- He won the Nobel peace prize.
- Why did he win the Nobel peace prize?
- A theme topic could be that he wants the Holocaust to be remembered.

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Elie Wiesel loved to write and teach

What did he deal with afterwards? (Depression, PTSD, Grief, Loss, ect.)

Standing up for yourself during opression

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1 observation: The book is about what he went through
1 question: Did you know anyone who escaped
Theme: perseverance

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New translation by Marion Wiesel
How many languages has it been translated to?
The topic-Friendship

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Observation : barbed wire on cover
Question : What was suffering like?
Theme : Suffering and loss

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The book is called night because it is based on the night he was separated from his family

When did he completely leave the concentration camp

Remembrance

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Awarded presidential medal of freedom.

What happened in the camps?

Loss builds you up

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Observation: He won a Nobel Peace Prize.

Question: How long did he have to stay at the consecration camp?

Theme: Bravery

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Jase
1 Question: winner of nobel peace prize
1 Question: how did his family die
1 Theme: loss builds you up

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1 observation) he has won a nobel peace prize
1 question) What was the purpose of the book?
1 theme) Perseverance

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1 Observation:
• his whole family died
1 Question
• how old was his family, before they died
1 Theme topic
• the author wants to make sure the story of the holocoust never dies through generations, and is not forgotten

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Night 3-2-1
1 observation. He was a teen when he first went to a camp.
1 question. How many years were you a slave
1 theme. The author wants the halucaust to never be forgotten and wants it to keep being taught in schools.