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Why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity?

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Why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity?

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How can learning about multiple veiwpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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How can learning about multiple veiwpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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a ceromionial officer of a church

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the ancient jewish tradition of mystical interpretation of the bible

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a jewish sect founded uopn mysticism, prayer, ritual strictness, religous zeal, and joy

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a biblical figure who questioned why the just must suffer while the wicked flourish

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jewish prayer for the dead

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Jewish philosopher

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Savoir sent by God to lead the Jews to freedom

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Ancient homeland of the Jewish people

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(Judaism) a jewish festival (traditonally 8 days) celebrating the exodus of the Israelities of egypt

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Jewish New Year

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Jewish house of worship

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A movement to create a jewish homeland in palestine

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Hitlers secret police

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A member of a political party who supports extreme nationalism and a dictator

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The homeless philosopher, poor, befrined main character.

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He got captured but by a miricale survived. Went back to his town he was and told the story of what happened.

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The germans arrived

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How did Elie and the other Jews lose their rights?

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How did Elie and the other Jews lose their rights?

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Werent allowed to leave,
give up all valuables,
moved to ghetto´s and lived with gaurd,
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Why and how did they stay so optimistic? What truths did they ignore?

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Why and how did they stay so optimistic? What truths did they ignore?

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"Every human being has his own gate. He must not err and wish to enter the orchard through a gate other than his own. That would present a danger not only for the one entering but also for those who are already inside" (5). To me, this is symbolic of how steadfsat the jewish people were to their faith. Often people ask why didnt they just lie about who they were, but there is a danger in trhying to be someone that you are not -- whether or not you are like someone, just be who you are because if you try yo be like others too much that is not good.

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What does it mean 'our eyes were opened too late'?

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What does it mean 'our eyes were opened too late'?

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Whenever they stopped and got shined with the flashlights. I didn't know what the weird-looking things were that got the people out of the train car. Until i went back on background information, I didn't know. They were other captured people that were in the camp. They fit the description of how they would appear and act.

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doodle of something i found imprtant and intersesting

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doodle of something i found imprtant and intersesting

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This is probably what everyone looked like when they saw the smoke and fire. They thought the women that was screaming was crazy until they saw that. They could smell flesh so that made them all like that too. They all felt what this picture showed.

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"Work or crematorium -- the choice is yours" (pg. 39). This quote is a great quote for the idea of the book. For this quote was not good for the people in the book but for the understanding of the book. It showed they could choose to die any second. They had hope to stay alive. Thats why they all do the work. They could stop working and just be done with, or they could keep doing what they are doing to stay alive. From the beginning, their lives were in their hands.

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Quote that shows a different perspective than main character

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Quote that shows a different perspective than main character

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"Annihalate an entire people? Wipe out a population dispersed throuout so many nations? So many millions of people! By what means? In the middle of the 20th century!" (pg. 4). The different perspective that is shown is him as he is writing the book. He understood what happened in that time. He is looking back onto the past and questioning why it even happened. They were all for the most part clueless or wanted to avoid the big problem. He was saying why they had doubt anyhting wpuld happen. Of how crazy this sounded they didnt believe it then.

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I wonder what would have happened if they did something to help them. There would have been so much less lost lives. All these familys could be flesh instead of ashes, skin instead of bones. They had all these warnings they ignored and it costed them with most of their lives. I wonder how different it would have been for the main character if they would have took those warnings.

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There are two main reocurring themes I have notices. One is about eyes and seeing everything that was going on. THey mention vision and gazing upon people. It shows the importance of seeing the bigger picture. Another is the word night and night in general. They mention the time a lot about how its night or it is dark out. The book is named night and most main events in the book so far has been at night.

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Describe the scene with the soup cauldrins.

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Describe the scene with the soup cauldrins.

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The boy got shot

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He said when would this be over and he didnt care

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"Something in me rebelled against the death" (pg. 89). His desire to live prevailed over his suffering. Somewhere in him knew it would get better and he should live. His father was keeping him alive as well. He had options to die but didnt take them. He has a never give up mind set. He is living and he is overcoming all the hardship.

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Stein was a relative of Elie and his father. Elies mom was his wifes aunt. He came asking about his family back home which he was taken away from. He had hope in staying alive because he believed they were still alive. Elie gave him that hope by saying they were still alive. A transport then arrived from Antwerp, where his family was, and gave him the news. He was never seen again because he lost hope. He found out they werent alive so he had no more reason to stay alive.