Nobel Peace Prize to author Elie Wiesel, there are good things that come from bad experiences. Elie spent a year of his life in Auschwitz and Buchenwald during the Holocaust in the concentration camps. Writing down these experiences in the novel, Night, has won him the Nobel Peace Prize for human rights. I believe these events during the Holocaust have influenced his life and are reflected in his retelling of the story. Being dehumanized puts a perspective of how life without rights can be during the Holocaust. As well as this, he writes about how family should stay together, how one's faith can change, and how you should be strong for yourself and not depend on someone else to save you. Dehumanization is a strong theme and subject in Elie’s