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AutobiographyMy is Angela Esmeralda Morales, I was born in the hospital Del Sol located in El Paso Texas. I grew up with a mother and two grandparents. This is the story of my past and present as well as my experience with the memoir “Night”.My childhood was enjoyable and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I was raised by my single mother and grandparents. Being the only child I became a grateful spoiled child, by this I mean I did get many things I wanted, but was thankful and well mannered.Once I turned six my mom met a man ,who is now my legal father. They had three children Ricardo who was born during my childhood,Catherine who was born in my late childhood, and Elizabeth who was born in my adolescence, which is actually nine months ago... Today I “as mentioned” am an adolescent; fifteen years old ninth grader that attends Bel Air High School. Ive currently read the memoir “Night” that changed most of my views on the holocaust. Two of the many views that has changed my perspective is the victims of the holocaust that weren't all jews…, and how the nazis didn't do all the killings, some came from the jews themselves, like the way a jewish boy in the book “Night” turned against his own flesh and blood for a piece of bread!The madness behind every murder and torture in the memoir  can't compare to any other point in history.Overall my life history has been great so far and although having no father for six years at least i still have one , unlike the author that lost his father as said in the memoir. Even at the most brutal of times I honor and have respect for the survivor's, memoir “Night” and the author behind it Elizer Wiesel …Author of autobiography Angela E. Morales...

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AutobiographyMy is Angela Esmeralda Morales, I was born in the hospital Del Sol located in El Paso Texas. I grew up with a mother and two grandparents. This is the story of my past and present as well as my experience with the memoir “Night”.My childhood was enjoyable and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I was raised by my single mother and grandparents. Being the only child I became a grateful spoiled child, by this I mean I did get many things I wanted, but was thankful and well mannered.Once I turned six my mom met a man ,who is now my legal father. They had three children Ricardo who was born during my childhood,Catherine who was born in my late childhood, and Elizabeth who was born in my adolescence, which is actually nine months ago... Today I “as mentioned” am an adolescent; fifteen years old ninth grader that attends Bel Air High School. Ive currently read the memoir “Night” that changed most of my views on the holocaust. Two of the many views that has changed my perspective is the victims of the holocaust that weren't all jews…, and how the nazis didn't do all the killings, some came from the jews themselves, like the way a jewish boy in the book “Night” turned against his own flesh and blood for a piece of bread!The madness behind every murder and torture in the memoir  can't compare to any other point in history.Overall my life history has been great so far and although having no father for six years at least i still have one , unlike the author that lost his father as said in the memoir. Even at the most brutal of times I honor and have respect for the survivor's, memoir “Night” and the author behind it Elizer Wiesel …Author of autobiography Angela E. Morales...

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I am Adrian Perez, I'm a sophomore at Bel Air High School, the reason I'm in this english 1 as a sophomore is because i list credit last year for english one , i play soccer for Bel Air High School. im on the junior varsity team but i am hoping to do varsity the following year. I am 15 years old and my birthday is June 11, i have both of my parents my moms name is Beatriz and my fathers name is Luis, my youngest sisters name is Xitlaly and my other sisters name is Elizbeth. I love eating, chilling with my friends sleeping and just having fun. My best friends name is Miguel hes a sophomore and i meet him in 7th grade due to football, me and him are the closest.. i enjoy being with him a lot, he is also in el air soccer and we are both goalies so basically hes my competition in the field but my friend outside the field.

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I learned that sometimes Racism can make people do horrible things because they see people different, for example from religion, color, race, beliefs, etc.. This is conveyed around the whole story when the Nazis where being racist towards jew's , this incident made the audience understand how the Nazis made some bad things just because they had different beliefs and how they treated them was horrible in addition racism makes people do horrible things because they thing they aren't doing the right thing and are just different, society is bad for what they accept

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I did mine on Solomon Radasky he was born in may 17, 1910 in warsaw, poland. He died at age 92 in August 4, 2002. He was married and he had two children. His life during the war time was in warsaw ghetto and in the concentration camps. He was a hero to his two grandchildren and children of his own. He faced both the worst and best in life. In the morning before he died, since he was devoted to his religion he put on tefillin. His last decision while being surrounded by his family was that he no longer wanted to be a survivor. He had a tatto of his auschwitz Registration number, "128232". The numerals add up to 18 which forms the word "life" in hebrew.

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I learned that sometimes family can be a burden because they can stop you from doing what you have to do and be in the way from succeeding. For example, in "Night" Elizers father was a burden to him. At the end of the day His father became him, and Elizer became his father. Elizer helped him through out everything, he pushed him and picked him up when he ever felt like falling. This is conveyed when they say " Leave me... I can't go any further, have Mercy on me..." " I could've wept with rage. Having lived through so much, suffered so much " Elizer said.
To some people family won't even matter. Another family in the book "Night", the little boy was so hungry he killed his own father for a piece of bread. This incident made the audience understand that during the Holocaust in some incident family didn't matter anymore, family didn't exist. It was all competition in order to survive.

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My name is Viviana Uribarri and I am from El Paso, TX. I go to Bel Air High School. I am in the 9th grade and I am 15 years old. Making this project, I learned a lot about the Jews and what hitler made them go through. All the brutal experiences, all the abuse they went through was horrible. Out of the whole book, I think the most disturbing moment was when the little boy killed his dad for a piece of bread. They didn't care if they were related or even know each other, it was all about survival.

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March 1944, the Germans invaded Hungary. Ibis family packed for the journey with no idea where they were being taken. The family was separated. The father was taken first. Her and her 13 year old sister were led one way and her mom and 2 younger sisters were in another direction. Her mom and sisters were immediately taken to the gas chambers.
After 3 months Ibi and Judith were taken out of Auschwitz to work in slave labor camp in Germany.
In the dying stages they were taken and forced march to a concentration camp where they were finally liberated by the Americans on 1 May 1948.
Ibi, her father and sister survived the war. Ibi was taken into hospital. When she was cured, she began to work in hospital administration. There is where she met Val. Val and Ibi married, but they didn't want to go to their home town knowing their neighbors, friends, and family were gone. Ibi passed away in February 2010.

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Journal Entry pt.1

Iby  Knill was born in 1923 in Czechoslovakia and lived with her mother while attending a high school that taught her the german language. In her third year she was transferred from the school because she was jewish and was later sent to Czech Grammar school.

As a teenager she was soon again forced, but instead of her School it became her community and dignity. Leaving her home, she became embarrassed of the star on her clothes and ashamed by the rules she had been enforced upon, for instance the unavailability to sit at any bus transport. With all these problems others came to rise as ss officers started wandering the streets jews may have been targeted,but female jews were the main targets. Young jewish girls were in the streets being prostituted for the officers and soldiers. She moved to budapest in 1942 where she hid from all the discrimination and mistreatment but, she was soon later caught by the hungarian police and was sent to jail for a week. During her time in jail, the police was trying to gather information on her and later released her with her relatives.

Once she was settled ,she was again moved, but instead of relatives or a haven she can call home, she moved to one of the most known death camps…. Auschwitz. When she finally arrived she was greeted to men in striped pajamas opening the gates. Children were left behind on the train and women were separated from the men, men went to the right and women to the left. Later she learned about the deaths from the people that were left behind, as well as the suicides she witnessed, like one where a man kills himself by throwing his body at the electric gates. The reason for all these suicides were caused by the starvation and brutality. Iby on the other hand coped by talking about food and dreamt about something as simple as mashed potatoes. She soon left Auschwitz  when she volunteered for a labor transport. Iby arrived on September 1, 1944 where she arrived at a factory that made armory, but instead of working she was to work at a hospital due to her knowing of the german language. At the end of February she was ordered to evacuate the hospital and to tell the ill ,weak ,or labored to get in the wagons, as she was giving orders she encountered an officer killing a baby unknowingly, yet once he realized what he had done he had told Iby that he gave the mother a chance to live, because the mothers and their children would immediately be sent to death in the gas chambers.

In April 1945 she was released and later married Bert a british army officer. She then moved to England in March 1947 where she had two children.

In all her experience left her heartbroken but a purpose to tell her story in hopes people will learn from it.

Journal Entry pt.2

Its 1939 my life seems to be changing drastically. My friends and family are no longer with me; my name is Iby Knill and this is my story…

As  growing up I learned and been fascinated the german language, yet surprisingly I have been getting awful feedback once my life took a turn for the worst. I usually start finding my mom on the couch with my father with worryful look on their face. Later on I left my school and home. My new home was becoming more of a nightmare since I was never granted the same rights as certain other kids and had to obey laws like having to wear a star that made me feel belittled. Other girls were going through the same thing except i got lucky, because I wasn't caught into prostitution or stolen for ransom. Once I was old enough I escaped the community and went to Budapest only taking a basket of a few belongings. After a month or so I found myself arrested for escaping. One week after probation I was released with some of my relatives , until once again having to move, although the place i was going to was Auschwitz… a death camp.

There nobody seemed happy. Food was scarce,supplies were limited, and deaths were endless. Some committed suicide like my friend Albaz, he was the sensitive type and couldn't handle anymore beatings, I myself was feeling the same way until I slowed  my temptation with my dreams of food as simple as mashed potatoes even broccoli. Later I found my opportunity for survival, I volunteered as a labor transport and figured if I was going to live I needed to get out of Auschwitz.

I then arrived to my new destination on September 1, 1944. I then worked at a hospital, being bilingual gave me a better advantage although I was left to see people come and go yet, I remained emotionless being used to all the experiences at the death camp. One event in my days of working did stand out to me… It was the day patients were evacuated into wagons. It was towards the end of February when I received orders to evacuate the hospital and was to lead patients out of the building out on the wagons.

One patient in particular, a mother of a young infant I helped was boarded onto the wagon where she lost her baby to an officer that killed the child. He whispered in my ear saying he saved the woman's life, since all those who were weak,ill,or bared children were immediately killed. As I stood in shock I couldn't believe what I heard accepted but for what it is.

In the spring of 1947 I was released from the hospital and given a new life with my husband Bert and two children. Today I tell my story and teaching youth of the remembrance of those who were lost in the Holocaust.

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"A lie keeps growing until it is plain as the nose on your face" -Pinocchio. Any lie is a sin whether black or white, but what if the lie determines someones fate?
In the memoir "Night" the author lived in a world of brutality and untruths. The brutality came from the camps themselves, yet the lies and secrets remained hidden until they were discovered.An example of the lies told in the book "Night" was the lie told by the author, to keep a man named stein from giving up on life."I thought perhaps you might have news of Reizel and my little boys they stayed in Antwarp..." said Stien
the author lied..."Reizel is very well, the children too." Though the author dosent say why he lied,but infering on his intentions they were to keep Stein happy. Once Stien had found out the truth, it  also inferes that he died, since now he as little to no will to live.
This lie plays a part in the authors empathy and guilt he had left.Although this lie was ment to better the chances of a man living. It is still wrong in the sense that the man could've stayed alive if he hadn't of given up, but we are all human and as humans we have weaknesses temptation, all these things make us sinners,but human.

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Author: Eliezer Wiesel
Publisher:New York, NY : Hill and Wang, a division of Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2006.

Rana Elbakkay , Eliezer Wiesel.Prezi presentation, December 8,2013.

https://prezi.com/ncasl0iibhez/night-by-elie-wiesel/

"Ibi Ginsburg- holocaust learning " WebMD, 19 May, 2017. http://holocaustlearning.org/survivors

"Portrait of a survivor" by dave cash

http://www.holocaustsurvivors.org/data.show.php?di=home&da=survivors&ke=5

"Elie Wiesel" by The Foundation For Humanity,

http://www.eliewieselfoundation.org/eliewiesel.aspx

"My Story" By Iby Knill, 2009
http://ibyknill.co.uk/index/?page_id=21

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Author: Eliezer Wiesel

Publisher:New York, NY : Hill and Wang, a division of Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2006.

Published: france in 1956

Author of the memoir Night and survivor of the Holocaust, Eliezer Wiesel was born on September 30, 1928. As a character, he began as very religous and humble, yet his personality takes a turn for the worst once he is placed with his family in a death camp, soon then ,suddenly seperated leaving him only with his father. As the character, the father was a well respected man in the community until ghettos and death camps that later made him look like a burden as well as nothingness in others eyes.The authors memoir Night was published in 1956 by Elizer Wiesel, the memoir consist of Wiesel's early life which includes horrific imagery, for instance his childhood. For example in first chapters in the book Night, our main character has studied his faith in order to become a rabbi, yet the transition from his home to the ghetto has him questioning it due to seeing no mercy from ss officers and no help from his god. This makes me feel afraid on how a faith in someone can be questioned with only being away from home.

The memoir Night body was the struggles of the time he was under the imprisonment of the nazis. While being in the ghetto Eliezer went through the beginning of the hardships, eventually he reached a concentration camp where he lost empathy, his religion, his father, and after that, most of his willingness to live… It not only affected him but the rest of the prisoners around him. In chapter seven in the book Night, one prisoner, an old man had bread and soon after was killed by his own son for it.This makes me relook on the holocaust itself and makes me feel dread for all those who have not only died, but also survived watching people suffer.

In conclusion, the memoir Night distributed the authors last days in the camp and without his father. It also reflects on how his experiences made him who he is today, like his reaction and description on how hard it was to re-live his past,even as a child to young adult, as it shows in the final chapter how revenge and family still no longer mattered...the fight for survival rest even after freedom .

My Overall feeling and opinion on not just the conclusion but the book itself is amazed by the strength, sacrifice it took and the evil that is in humanity and ourselves as human beings.