Schindler's List And Night Similarities

Schindler’s List and Night are both descriptive, accurate representations of the horror that occurred during the Holocaust. Both works place a spotlight over the mistreatment and fear that people of the Jewish culture faced during this specific time period. Schindler’s List and Night are two completely different pieces representing two very different Holocaust stories. Both stories hold several similarities and differences because of the point of view, location, and main characters discussed in them.
One of the many differences between the two works is the difference in main characters. Eliezer Wiesel is a Jewish boy during the time of the Holocaust. The emotions of the Jewish people will never be understood by the people of today’s society because they simply were not there. However, having a Jewish man explain his feelings makes it a bit easier to imagine. Eliezer describes what it was like seeing his mother and sister for the very last time, how strong the will to live was while all of the Jews were running, and what it was like to lose faith in God as his father passed away. Reading these
In Night the deportation was very organized and nonviolent. The Jews moved out of their home and into the Ghetto with their families. Life was not perfect in the Ghetto, but what none of the Jews knew was that it was about to get so, so much worse. However, Schindler’s List’s ghetto deportation was violent, crowded, and unorganized. The Jew’s did not get treated very well at all. Some were beaten and killed on the journey from their home to the ghetto. The Nazis ruled Krakow. The Jews in Schindler’s List were in a ghetto that was very similar to the concentration camps they were about to be taken into. Not to mention, once the Jews in Schindler’s List arrived at Krakow, there was no longer any sense of family; everyone was on their