A Brief Review Of Elie Wiesel's Night

In the memoir Novel “Night” written by Noble Peace Prize Winner Elie Wiesel also known as a Holocaust survivor, journalist, human rights activist. The reason Elie titled his novel “Night” it refers to the darkest point in his life that not only he experienced, but all Jews experienced during the Nazi concentration camps during World War II, it’s also a very difficult novel to recite simply because who wants to read about torture and extermination? Families are being separated in addition to them losing their value in faith, its heart breaking. However, this novel is about death and being able to survive. Every day was a life struggle to survive, to avoid being selected for death, also trying to avoid being beaten. Wiesel is doing one of the most unbreakable things any writer or anyone in general can ever do in their lifetime, he’s putting the worst human experience anyone can ever be capable of, in words.
There’s so many different reasons why “Night” is a good text to read, it’s explaining and also teaching us, for the readers who don’t know what the Holocaust is, and it’s also written by a survivor. Wiesel tells his story and goes so in-depth, it makes you feel like you went
After 10 years of dealing with pain we finally decided to let the world know the real truth and to teach our future generations not to repeat it. Elie stated, in an interview “I’m here to pass a message as best as I can, communicating our fears and hopes, day in and day out, week after week, year after year people kill each other” (Wiesel). Wiesel thought that the nation and being educated was a shield for protection and an educated person couldn’t do certain things and still be educated, it didn’t work like that nevertheless it did in Germany. Educated people were killing children day after day, He still doesn’t have an answer to that and still wants to know for