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"work is liberty" pg. 43

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Why do you think the German's take the prisoner's personal belongings? Their clothing? Cut their hair? Tattoo each person's arm?

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"never shall i forget those flames which consumed my faith forever" pg. 32

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Summary- Wiesel and his family arrive at Birkenau after a long journey in the cattle cars.  He is separated from his mother and sister which leaves him with his father. They are able to stay together and transported to Auschwitz then to Buna. At Buna Wiesel and his father are beaten. Later on the Americans attack the camp making people have some hope but they did not escape. Many people were executed that day.

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"No one dared raise his voice, though there was no supervision near us." pg. 35

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~ This story reminds me of how  lack of information and indifference can cause catastrophic events. The fact that some people don't act when these  kinds of events occur because it does not directly affect them .

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O'Boyle-  Give examples of the ways Eliezer's relationship with his father is changing.  What is prompting those changes? 

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O'Boyle-  Give examples of the ways Eliezer's relationship with his father is changing.  What is prompting those changes? 

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~ This story is very realistic to me because it is addressing events that happened in the past. The way Wiesel describes the people around him as well as the physical experiences he has makes me feel like I am witnessing it

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On the train, Mrs. Schachter gets hit and tied up. This happens several times. After a while, why do you think her son wasn't crying anymore?

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How are the things in "Night" similar to what people go though in present day, 2017

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"Men to the left! Women to the right!" pg. 27

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"Some were digging holes, others carried sand. None of them as much as glanced at us." pg. 35