Night

Elie lived inside the larger ghetto.
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             Stern- a former tradesman who became a police man, he came to get Elie's father to inform him of a council meeting.
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             All jews- were to be deported from their ghettos, they were to be wiped out street by street. Elie's Family and street would be the last to go!.
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             Batia Reich- a relative who came to live with Elie's family during deportation.
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             Elie's family- before deported out of town they were then deported to the smaller ghetto.
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             Martha- an old servant of the family, she tried to save the family by giving them safe refuge in her village.
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             All jews for Elie's street- loaded into cattle wagons cramped and being deported.
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             Madame Schãchter- about fifty, Elie knew her well, she was with her ten yr old son, her husband and two eldest sons were deported with the first transport by mistake she cried louder and louder as the journey went on to the third day, she claimed to have seen fire, they had to gag her and tie her down because of the racket she was causing!.
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             Elie- when they got to the destination of their deportation they saw the fire and smelled a foul odor.
             Page 26:All Jews in Elie's Cattle Wagon- finally arrive at Birkenau, reception for Auschwitz.
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             Elie- had to leave his sisters and mother, goes with his father.
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             Elie- is questioned about his age, health, and occupation; he had to pretend to be older and worked as a farmer; later he would find out why.
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             Elie and the other Jewish Men- had to strip and some were selected to work at the crematories, though Elie's father was right not to draw attention to oneself!.
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             The remaining Jewish men- were to go to the barbers, by the time they were done there were no remaining hairs on their bodies!.
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             Elie's Father- had changed and his eyes had grown dim and quiet.
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             Stein of Antwerp- Reinzel's husband, Elie's cousin, Elie lied to make him feel better and told him his wife and children were well when he hadn't spoken to her for a while.