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At the camps death was a regular thing that was caused by various reasons whether the prisoners there died due to conditions or were murdered, so the prisoners were constantly shadowed/followed by death.

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Death
Faith
Food
Hope
Family

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Family is not an important thing. It's everything. ~Michael J. Fox

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This was a true thing for those who were kept at the camps. The conditions weren't good for them at all making life there really though for them. They weren't fed much and they didn't get much for rest. They couldn't do a many things all too well. Their only focus was survival.

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In the camps everyone was in survival mode, so they lost their love and compassion for others and family. For Elie after going through everything says that he had died on the inside. Like his soul had possibly died

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Many people in concentration camps couldn't see a future for them or any way that they'll get out of the camps aside from death. Because of this many of the prisoners had no hope.

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This quote connects with the Nazi point of view of things. The Jews have been blamed for things they didn't do multiple times in history. The Holocaust was no different, but anyways the Nazis blamed those who weren't considered to be of "pure" German blood the cause of problems they had. The Jewish in particular

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For Elie at the camps and everything he witnessed had caused him to lose faith in his god. He describes/implies that his experience was all a nightmare/an everlasting night. To me the bird in this quote represents faith, but as well as hope. With his faith, his hope was lost as well.

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Death at the camps was a normal thing and to some there at the camps it was a way to finally be free, but with Night after Elie was freed from the camps he implies that while his body may be free he had already died on the inside which was worse then just death.

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In Night to Elie his father was the most important thing to him because he had no one and nothing left to hold onto aside from him. Eventually he saw him as a burden, but for awhile he was the most important thing.

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This relates to the Holocaust and night because those sent to the camps quite a few lost their faith and also saw no future for themselves. Some who kept their faith possibly thought that they'd be sent to a better place and saw somewhat of a future for themselves.

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In the camps some prisoners clung to their faith since to them it was all they had left, but others gave up on their faith and felt that they had lost absolutely everything leaving them to feel ultimately defeated.

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Where there is no vision, there is no hope.
~George Washington Carver

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The future is as bright as your faith.
~Thomas S. Monson

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We are never defeated unless we give up on God. ~Ronald Reagan

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Faith is the bird that feels the light when the dawn is still dark.
~Rabindranath Tagore

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One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.
~Virginia Woolf

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If we lose love and self respect for each other, this is how we finally die.
~Maya Angelou

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Death is the solution to all problems. No man - no problem.
~Joseph Stalin

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Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live.
~Norman Cousins

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Death is a shadow that always follows the body.
~ English Proverb