In the beginning of Night, Elie was a young boy who went through so much pain and still survived one of the darkest eras in the history of human kind. He was about fourteen to fifteen years old, had brown eyes, brown hair, and he was Jewish. He lived in a small town called Sighet with both of his parents and his three sisters. In the beginning, Moshe the Beadle, Elie’s teacher, saw the concentration camps and they were brutal, he told them the Holocau

st was coming to Sighet, but nobody believed him. Consequently, Nazis raided Sighet like many other European cities. Jewish, handicapped, gypsies, homosexuals, Jehovah witnesses, and many other people were forced to leave their homes and give up their possessions and move into ghettoes, finally concentration camps.

When Elie and his family arrived at the concentration camps they were separated. He got to stay with his father, but he never saw his mother or sisters after he was separated. At these camps, women and men would be separated. Afterwards they would separate anyone who was under the age of fifteen and over the age of fifty. People around these would be taken to the gas chambers immediately. Then why did Elie and his father get to stay? One of the prisoners told them to lie about their ages and they sis. They were both very lucky because they would have been killed from the beginning.

At last, the Holocaust ended and Hitler lost everything that he has accomplished. World War II ended, of course Germany lost, the Nazi regime collapsed, and Hitler was killed along with his girlfriend or he committed suicide. Nobody really knows, but nobody really cares as long as he was dead. Elie and thousands of other people received their liberty. Holocaust survivors left traumatized and half dead. But sadly Elie’s father died along with eleven million other people.

People who were in concentration camps were treated very badly. For example, prisoners had to work very hard almost everyday of the year. They did that because they feared death. They wanted to survive. People were being killed because they stopped working for one second or committed a minor crime. If people in the US are to commit the same minor crimes they would get a slap on the wrist or a very small fine. He got very little to eat. For instance, inmates at the camps w

Some topics in this essay:
Sighet European, War II, Perfect Race”, Night Elie, Elie Night, Sighet Holocaust, Beadle Elie’s, Holocaust People, Adolf Hitler, concentration camps, Holocaust Hitler, eleven people, experienced pain starvation, loss faith injustice, experienced pain, pain starvation, loneliness loss, starvation loneliness, loss faith, faith injustice, loneliness loss faith, starvation loneliness loss, people killed, pain starvation loneliness, half dead,