Luba Frederick, a Holocaust Survivor, had said that during the holocaust “to die was easy”. Luba had said this because people were either murdered, wanted to die peacefully, or wanted to end their suffering during this time. In the memoir Night by Elie Wiesel, there are many accounts in which people lied down on the ground, gave up, and died. For example, as stated, “He dragged me toward a pile of snow from which protruded human shapes, torn blankets,” (Wiesel 105).This clearly exemplifies that people were tired, completely gave up hope, and felt no reason for living, therefore lying down in the snow and dying. They also may have thought it easier to die in peace, on their own will, than to die in the hands of the Nazi’s. In addition, Elie