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How apply what I learned to today's society

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How apply what I learned to today's society

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I learned that even in the worst of conditions that you should always pull through and do your best to survive even if that means leaving your loved ones.

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What is our responsibility to act against injustice? 

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What is our responsibility to act against injustice? 

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It is our responsiblity to fight against injustice as a society for the greater good.

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In the beginning of the book Elie was hopeful and wanted to learn about his religion even more. But soon after he is at the concentration camp he is still faithful in survival. However once his father had died, he gave up all hope of living.

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At this point in the book people lost complete faith in god, life, and survival.

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This shows that even those who devote their life to the religion can still lose their faith when it's faced with challengs

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This was during Yom Kippur, a lot of people were fasting but Eliezer had realized that eating and surviving was more important than fasting. He thought about why should he praise a god that didn't protect him from the holocaust.

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"I knew a rabbi from a little town in Poland ... He used to pray all the time... And one day he said to me: It's the end. God is no longer with us"
(69,Wiesel)

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"I've got more in faith in Hitler than in anyone else. He's the only one who's kept his promises, all his promises, to the Jewish people" (73,Wiesel).

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"But further, there was no longer any reason why I should fast. I no longer accepted God's silence" (63,Wiesel).

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At this point Eliezer realized that nothing could help him,he started to lose faith in God because he had let this devastating thing happen to so many people .

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"My eyes were open and I was alone - terribly alone in a world without God and without man"(62,wiesel).

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They were celebrating Passover, But they were still worried about the events that would potentially happen.

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"Our hearts had been beating more rapidly for some days. We wished the feast were over, so that we should not have to play this comedy any longer"(7,Wiesel).

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by Elie Wiesel