Elie Wiesel's "Night": An Analysis

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This paper introduces, discusses, and analyzes the book,"Night", by Elie Wiesel. Specifically, this paper summarizes the main ideas in the book, the author's thesis, and then provides an evaluation of the book.

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"The author's thesis and reason for writing this book is quite clear. He wanted the world to know what he saw and experienced as a young boy, and how it colored his world forever. He lost his entire family to the Nazis, and came away from the concentration camps a survivor, but a bitter and disenchanted one, and it is difficult to blame him for his bitterness. Throughout the book, there is a dark feeling of hopelessness and unreality. It seems difficult to believe that anyone could be so vile and so utterly devoid of conscience as to send millions of Jews to their deaths."

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