The Holocaust stands as a grim reminder of how cruel people can be, with the Nazis systematically mistreating millions of Jews. In Elie Wiesel's "Night," the awful dehumanization of the Holocaust is vividly shown. Jews were treated as less than human, losing their sense of self in various ways. Eliezer's journey in the book reflects this, showing how he changes because of the horrors he faces. One of the most painful parts of "Night" is when Eliezer and the other Jews arrive at Auschwitz. There, they're stripped of their identities and given numbers like they're objects. This makes them feel worthless and takes away their individuality. Eliezer feels hopeless when he realizes he's seen as nothing more than a number, not a person anymore. This