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Elie describes in the book that he thought that he would be able to see his mother, grandmother and sisters again. Upon entering the camp he was separated from everyone but his father. Elie was sent to the part of the camp for work with his father. His mother, sisters, and grandmother were sent instantly to the extermination part of Auschwitz.
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Jews were starved to death.  Elie shared a story about how they had several children in the bunks that were his age.  Sometimes they would run out of food in the bunks, only half or a fourth of the men would eat.  Wiesel would share with other boys in the bunks, they would also take turns if someone was sick, if they were found ill they would be sent to the chambers.  In the camps you were never fed anything with protein, every meal consisted of soup and maybe bread.

https://media.gettyimages.com/videos/liberated-concentration-camp-w-two-young-teen-jewish-boys-standing-in-video-id510789739?s=640x640

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I did not realize that before Jews were even moved from their homes that their churches were shut down. If the churches weren´t shut down they would be vandalized. Jews would be torched, killed or beaten if they had even gone to the church in secret.  If the Jews were moved they were moved into houses of their friends down the street, they had no food or water when it came to jumping houses. In the morning they would line up and walk to the next block until they made it to the train cars.  If you had tried to stay behind in the houses the SS guards would search every house,  if you were found, you were dead.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/47/Umschlagplatz_loading.jpg/330px-Umschlagplatz_loading.jpg

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Auschwitiz is known as the site of the most largest mass murder of mankind.  The largest part of ausachwitiz was birkenau or auschwitiz II,  within this part of the camp 4 chambers were housed.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTZc7rExZXFeaSOyMZEF2CtaB17BH-Oy1ZFfpaSzwcj00k6JmZ-

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Elie was a very inspirational individual being an author, humanistic, and loved professor. Elie describes in the video how he so vividly remembers certain sounds and and people in places.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IJ4mpCDVpE

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Elie spent most of his time in Auschwitiz,  when he arrived he was 15. Therefore he understood and was able to comprehend what was happening around him.  Wiesel understood that when he was separated from his mother, two sisters and grandmother that he would never see them again.

http://isurvived.org/Pictures_iSurvived-3/AUSCHWITZ-1_Map.GIF

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Here is a map of all concentration camps that were built during the war.  These camps were often confused by the people who were sent there as labor camps, but realized soon that they were death or concentration camps.

http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/holocaust/hol-pix/campsmap.gif

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Elie is the main character of the book, and we see his perspective of his life during WWII. Wiesel lived to tell the story but sadly none of his family did. Elie lived to be 88 years old. He went to college after the war and soon became a professor, he is also known for many of his famous moving quotes.

https://www.ushmm.org/m/img/EW-2011tribute-447x300.jpg