The name Elie Wiesel will always be remembered for his first-hand experience and his courageous decision to write about it. By sharing what happened to him during the Holocaust, he ensured that the world will never forget. It is important to remember that we can learn from the past and work towards a better future. Elie's story is just one of millions, and while some may have survived, their stories will never be forgotten. The Holocaust was a tragedy that impacted people of all races, and it is clear that Hitler's goal was to eliminate any differences in Germany. The country that was once so beautiful was forever tainted by the loss of so many lives, the spilling of blood, and the destruction of families. There is no way to make up for the …show more content…
The Holocaust was a traumatic experience for millions of people, each with their own perspective. However, a common thread runs through all of their stories. For example, Elie Wiesel, the author of Night, said in the preface, “Was it to leave behind a legacy of words, of memories, to help prevent history from repeating itself?” to the new translations that his purpose in writing was not to forget his experiences, but rather to leave behind a legacy of words and memories that would help prevent history from repeating itself. Despite facing many hardships and death multiple times, Elie has found the strength to relive his experiences through writing and ensure that his story is told and remembered. Another example is from “Arrival to Auschwitz” by Korman, a Holocaust survivor, who says, “It's there still but I never look at it because it brings back too many painful memories.” While some people may want to forget about the Holocaust, survivors like Korman can never forget. The victims had to endure unimaginable pain and suffering, and it was not easy for them to move