Auschwitz, And So There Cannot Be God By Primo Levi
“There is Auschwitz, and so there cannot be God.” This statement was said by Primo Levi. This paper will take you on Levi’s journey through the horrific and depressive times and how he shared his story to others. As a Auschwitz survivor, Primo Levi introduced the horrors he lived in in his many writings, poems, books, and memoirs.
During Levi’s childhood and teens he was a very small shy boy who was frequently bullied (“Primo Levi Biography") (Blatty). He was both an avid reader and through his teen years was very interested in chemistry. Primo Levi attended the University of Turin and only a year later after starting his studies Fascism invaded his home. The law of no education for Jews was put forward, but because he was enrolled
During Levi’s childhood and teens he was a very small shy boy who was frequently bullied (“Primo Levi Biography") (Blatty). He was both an avid reader and through his teen years was very interested in chemistry. Primo Levi attended the University of Turin and only a year later after starting his studies Fascism invaded his home. The law of no education for Jews was put forward, but because he was enrolled