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​​ = = =Foreward xvii-xxi= The foreword from the book //Night// by Elie Wiesel informs you of his interview with a young Jewish journalist and sets the mood for the novel. First he tells us of his interview, in which they shared personal memories from the occupation. Then Elie tells the journalist of how he saw cattle cars full of Jewish children. The journalist then tells Elie that he was one of those children. Elie could not believe he survived than realized he had been through even more than he has. After that he spoke of memories of the people from Sighet and how they were deaf to the warnings. Then everyone was taken in the cattle cars. He remembers they’re faith and how they lost it, “For God’s sake where is God?” Elie describes how he felt alone without God, man, love, or mercy. He remembers discussing personal memories and wishing he would have sold nothing, all he could do is embrace him and weep. In conclusion the foreword opens your eyes to the horrors that the Nazis were capable of. ~Mason Cody Mike~ =Chapter 1 3-11= = = The beginning of Elie Wiesel’s novel, Night, shows us how the extinction of the Jews almost happened. During this tragedy there was ignorance, deportation and police brutality.Elie’s journey starts with Moishe, a teacher of his. Moishe was among the first deportees but he escaped and tried to warn the people. They didn’t listen. Moishe was proven right when the Hungarian police burst into the Jews home. Last but not least, Elie Wiesel’s first few pages of Night shocked the readers with the tragic beginning of his journey through hell. damian kenny denton = Chapter 1 11-22 = Ellie Wiesel's novel, Night chapter one, pages 11-12 informs you about the Jews leaving the ghetto. First it's talking about them meeting. This is vital because the dad was told to pack for transport but it was a secret where they were going. Another important fact that happens in pages 11-14 is that they missed importent news. A Hungarian police knocked on the sealed window and they didn't know whether to open it or not. By not opening the window they missed their one shot at freedom Then through pages 15-17 it talks about the jews leaving. This is important to know because the neighbors' told them to leave that day but they didn't have to leave until the day after. Lastle pages 18-22 informs you about the small ghetto. This is also important because everyone in the ghetto was conformable living together yet they still didn't have to leave. On saturday it was time for them to leave at dawn; they headed to the main synagogue. Finally the novel Night chapther 1 pages 11-22 touches ypur heart, you feel for the jews and how they were expelled from their homes. George,Kyle,Jasmine = = =Chapter 2 23-28=

Elie informed the readers about his arrival in Auschwitz. First while on the train ride a Jewish women named Mrs. Schuster went insane. She yelled about fire. There is no fire. Her son who was just a young boy, tried to make her stop but there was no stopping her. She kept yelling people tried to make her stop by beating her but still she kept yelling fire I see fire. Again they beat her little boy began to cry. After that fiasco they arrived in Auschwitz. When the train stopped and they told a officer to take Mrs. Schuster. Finally they saw flames from the chimney exactly how Mrs. Schuster described; Elie could smell the burning flesh in the air. In the end Elie describes vividly how he’s Auschwitz experience began. Luis Vargas, Marina Fletcher, and Geneva Mendez = = =Chapter 3 29-46=  Elie Wiesel's chapter three of //Night// reveals their journey to Auschwitz. To begin with, Elie and his cart had arrived in Birkenau, Germany; the SS had seperated them. The women to the right, men to the left. Secondly, they gathered information of each prisoner, whether it was their age or the profession.Next they seperated the weak from the fit. The weak were on their way to the crematorium. Thereafter the fit headed to Auschwitz,along the way they stopped at barrocks to prepare for the work they had in store. In conclusion, chapter three of //Night// by Elie Wiesel, signifies the horror to the beginning of the end of Elie Wiesel's soul. // !Kylie N. Parkman!, // @ u $ t ! n H e r n a n d e z //, * Cassy Pacheco* // = = =Chapter 4 47-65= __Elie Wielsel's novel Night__ informs us about his time at Buna. First, Elie and his group were put into Kommandos and met their German tent leader. Elie later found out the German leader was homosexual and liked children a little too much and also there existed actual children trafficing amoung homosexuals at Buna. Next, they were sent to medical check-up. Elie was sent to a Jewish dentist ,which wasn't there to help Jewish people with their teeth but to invest on their gold teeth. Elie got lucky because the Jewish dentist was hanged. After, that Elie got whipped for wittnessing a German officer, Idek, with a young Polish girl. For wittnessing this he was whipped twenty-five times. Which in our groups opinion was to cruel of punishment. Furthermore, while at Buna American planes bombed several German buidings within the concentration camp. Elie was happy to see them fall. In conclusion, chapter four in __Night__, captures the readers attention with surprising and vivid details to the horrific atrocities that took place in Buna. Elisabeth, Adrian, and Tori

= = =Chapter 5 66-75= Elie Wiesel's novel //Night// informs the audience of the horror lived throughout the Holocaust. First, chapter 5 begins with the jews in Buna right before //Rosh Hashanah//, the jewish New Year. They were all thinking " the last day of the year." This subject brought a lot of thought "was it really the last day?" prisoners would ask. Some were afraid of what was soon to come. Second, at the same time others would ask " Where is God?" Most had lost their faith in God. "How could God let this happen to his people?" Third, but many still believed. They praised Gods name. Elie refused to do so. Fourth, on //Yom Kippur// some argued to fast or not. Elie would eat for multiple reasons. He ate as a sign of rebellion towards God. Next, on New Years day the the SS offered a "present." The gift was selection, some of the prisoners would soon die. Everyone was terrified of being selected. Elie's block leader gave the prisoners some advise that would help Elie live. Elie passed selection but his father withot noticing was selected. On the specified day Elie's father told him not to worry and gave him his "inheritance" ( a spoon and knife). In conclusion the novel //Night// captures the horrific acts endured throughout the Holocaust. Isaac - Megan - Caleb S.

= = =Chapter 5 75-84= = = Elie Wiesel’s novel __Night__ enlightens you about the evacuation procedures. First Elie goes to the hospital for his foot. After the abscission, he thought he got his leg amputated because he could not feel it. The doctor said he would be up and walking with the others in two weeks. Next, Elie got his foot cut open again. He got it cut open again while marching in the evacuation because his foot wasn’t fully recovered. Finally, the evacuation was complete and the camp was bombed. The sad part is that Nazi party left the ill and they all died. In conclusion, the novel __Night__ captures the terror Elie Wiesel went threw in the hospital and evacuation. **//~JOS3PH D3LCINA AV3RY~//** =Chapter 6 85-97= The Novel //__Night__// by Elie Wiesel explains the pain and thoughts of the prisoners in the holocaust. First, chapter 6 explains how the prisoners were forced to run for hours through the snow and cold. The prisoners were given no rest, no food, and no water Elie describes himself as a machine, "I was putting one foot in front of the other, like a machine." Next Elie describes the cold and how he had to bite his lips constantly to keep them from freezing. When the prisoners did finally stop running most of them fell asleep in the snow and froze-to-death. " I was walking through a cementary.Among the stiffened corpses, there were logs of wood. Not a sound of distress, not a plaintive cry, nothing but mass agony and silence." Elie wiesel informs us on the death and the cold in those few sentences. Finally Elie enlightens us on how he and the other prisoners were fed a small ration of bread and he and the other prisoners ate snow to quench their thirst. Lastly the prisoners were loaded onto roofless cattle cars, one-hundred prisoners per car Elie says "we so skinny." The novel //__Night__// by Elie Wiesel informs us on the pain and thoughts that the prisoners of the holocaust went through. Anna Webster & Gabe

= = =Chapter 7 98-103= **This novel __Night__, by Elie Wiesel informs us about the Holocaust. First, the train with hundreds of Jews travelsed for days, often the S.S. stopped and told the Jews to throw out the dead. Next, a fight began over a piece of bread that was thrown in. Lastly, when the train stopped in Buchenwald and only 12 out of 100 or so left, the others who couldn't walk were left there to die. Therefore, Elie Wiesel wrote a very interesting novel about the Holocaust and everything that has happened during that time.** =Chapt 8 104-112=
 * By Caleb D., Deanna, and Tom**

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=** Chapter 8 in __Night__, Elie Wiesel’s novel, tells us about the days him and his father spent in Buchenwald. First, they were given a hot shower. While they were waiting, his father wanted to sit down and rest. But Elie wouldn’t let him because he feared he would die if he did. Then, in the next few days, his father got weaker and weaker and became sick. Two men, a Frenchman and a Pole, were beating him and taking his food. Finally, on January 28, 1945, Elie Wiesel’s father passed away. On the morning of the 29th, Elie woke up and found that his father was no longer lying on his bunk. In his place there was a sick person he didn’t recognize. He didn’t weep or say any prayers for his father. In conclusion, Chapter 8 in Elie Wiesel’s novel, __Night__, describes the horror of Buchenwald and his father’s death. -Kendall and Amber **= ​ = = = = = = =Chapter 9 113- 115=

Chapter 9 in __Night,__ Elie Wiesel's novel, tells you about the final days in Buchenwald. First, he decribes Hitler's promise to kill all the Jews and how horrible the three days before the liberation were. He tells you about the liberation and what they would do as free men. then after three days of liberation how = = = Nobel Peace Prize 117-120 = Elie Wiesel’s Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech shows you how grateful he was, informs you about his experience and how he was forced to live in a nonlivable place such as in the ghetto and how he was later deported in sealed cattle cars to the terrible concentration camps. Also it tells you his views on Human Rights, those of which are still being violated on every continent. For this reason human suffering anywhere concerns people everywhere. “Violence is not the answer,” Elie Wiesel would say. The refugees and their misery, the children and their fear, the situation, something must be done. He thanks Chairman Aaruik, the members of the Nobel Committee and the people of Norway for having a specific occasion to show that his survival has a great meaning to the world. [.Brandi D. Alcorta.] ​ Guy l. Lagunas Zachary J. allen