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Book Report On Night By Elie Wiesel

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Just imagine that you lost everything in just one night. You had to give everything up, leaving all your belongings behind and even your house. Who knows for how many years when all of them will be back, if some of them do back it. Maybe one day they would be reunited with all their family ,their house and all your belongings. In the book Night, the main character is Elie Wiesel and in Between Shades of Gray the main character is Lina. They both are very brave, fighting to keep everyone healthy and risking their lives to get food.
In the book Night it was about the holocaust. Hitler is in charge of the whole holocaust. He took a homeless man, but the homeless man made it back to tell everyone what was all going on. That Hitler would probably …show more content…

All the families were taken by the officers and all the families had to be split up from each other. Lina was only split up from her father and she got to stay with her mother and brother. They all had to be forced on to cars for a long time. Lina, her brother, and mother met this other family while they were on the train. There names were Andruis and Mrs. Arvydas. Lina and Andrius had a little connection between the both of them. They were all going to a work camp in Siberia. People were split up into all different kind of groups. Everyone was forced to fight for their own lives. Lina loves to draw, so she draws little clues to try to pass to her father because she wants her father to be able to know where the rest of his family is. Everyone who is trying to fight for life is struggling so much a bunch of them started to get really sick and started to die. Andruis and his mother started to work for the NKVD leaders. Once Lina’s brother started to get sick; Andrius secretly brought them some food to take care of Lina’s brother. Not a lot of people signed the papers from the NKVD. After a while people that were on a list were sent to a different camp and it wasn’t because they didn’t sign the papers. Lina, her brother and mother were split up from Adrius and his mother. After a while they were there, Lina’s mother started to get sick. She just got too sick and week so she just died. Then Lina and

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