The Holocaust was the extermination of 11,000,000 people. Elie Wiesel was one of the most well known Holocaust survivors ever. He won a Nobel Peace Prize and wrote his own memoir Night. While in the Auschwitz, the Nazis beat, malnourished, and dehumanized him. Unfortunately, his mother and sister were scorched to death. Elie's faith in God and his physical condition altered throughout his Holocaust experience.
As a young man jostled into such horror, the Nazis made Elie question his belief in God. Early in the story, his belief in God was strong. He studied the Talmud in the day and went to the synagogue at night. He thought this way until he stumbled off the train right into hell, Auschwitz. At first God gave him hope, right up until
As a young man jostled into such horror, the Nazis made Elie question his belief in God. Early in the story, his belief in God was strong. He studied the Talmud in the day and went to the synagogue at night. He thought this way until he stumbled off the train right into hell, Auschwitz. At first God gave him hope, right up until