Night by Elie Wiesel2
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?Night? by Elie Wiesel Chapter 1 Moshe was a poor man who did not interfere with others, he kept to himself, and due to that many were fond of his presence. Elie prayed even when he questioned his own faith and cried because he wanted to understand what was happening to him. His story was about how the Gestapo killed the foreign Jews, and another story about Malka and Tobie. They thought he just wanted their pity and thought that he was mad. Jews were prohibited from leaving their residences, frequent restaurants or cafes, travel by rail, attend synagogue, and could not be on the streets after six o?clock. There were two ghettos within Sighet, they were plots of land that occupied up to 4 streets. They believed that it would only last until the Red Army came at the end of the war.
