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title: "Night"
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# Night

**Brand:** elie wieselmarion wiesel
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Teenage boy survives atrocities most of us couldn't dream of...
  

*by M***K on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 October 2013*

To say that Elie Wiesel's book is moving is an understatement. It left me with all sorts of emotions. First of all, I should be grateful to have my family around me, and stop complaining about trivial things. Secondly, life is a gift and should be lived well. Thirdly, we must never forget the past lest we repeat it. Fourthly, human beings are capable of showing incredible reserves of fortitude and strength, as exhibited by Elie and his father in the concentration camps and arduous journeys they faced together. (By contrast, I often wonder how I'm going to make it through the day after getting out of my comfortable bed at three in the morning to change a nappy.) Books like this can only help to inspire others who themselves are going through genuine anguish and hardship.The book left me with an additional, powerfully emotive thought. As an evangelical Christian who believes that Jesus is the only way to God, the implications of the narrative that I've been taught would consign the vast mass of Jews who perished in the Holocaust to an everlasting hell. In other words, first Hitler's torture chambers; then God's torture chambers - the narrative being that those who don't come to faith in Jesus as Messiah in this life are eternally lost.There's something fundamentally wrong with this narrative. I don't have all the answers, but prefer to think in terms of restitution and reconciliation between the oppressor and the victim, the tormentor and the tormented. If not in this life, certainly in the next. I hope with all my heart that Elie Wiesel sees his family again. The parts where he writes of his little sister, and his relationship with his father, are the most deeply moving in the book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    We've learned nothing
  

*by M***L on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 June 2021*

Excellent first hand description of one of the many grim episodes in recent history.In western minds the holocaust seems to eclipse the mass murders attributed to Stalin and Mao Zedong (both of whom murdered greater numbers), not to mention the millions who have died due to political mistakes such as the partition of India and the cumulative horrors of nasty little wars in Vietnam, Korea, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Pol Pot's genocide in Cambodia and China's annexation of Tibet and Hong Kong and the incarceration in concentration camps of millions of Uyghurs. Perhaps the atrocities inflicted on the Jews and the author of this book occurred closer to home and have received more attention in movies, news media and books?Elie Wiesel describes how, in spite of repeated warnings, he and his family simply didn't believe that Jews were being rounded up and exterminated. Even when the Gestapo arrived and began lodging nearby, no one believed that the Germans posed a danger; they were initially charming. Elie and his family ignored rumours about the camps. Even when the family was ordered to leave their home, they rejected offers from an old maid to hide them from the Gestapo. They could never have believed what lay ahead.While witnessing atrocities inflicted by the Germans on an industrial scale, Elie, a deeply religious man, is forced, time and again, to reconcile his faith with what he was experiencing.Having read this book, I am surprised how ruthless the current Jews are towards the Palestinians and it is perhaps time that the international community woke up to the ethnic cleansing being perpetrated not only in Israel, but  in Xinjiang, China; millions of Uyghurs removed from their homes and taken to concentration camps in the same way that the Gestapo removed Elie and his family from their home.Elie suggests that it is when people ignore what is happening that events like the holocaust occur.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good little book
  

*by A***G on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 June 2023*

Good little book - short - interesting lesson re false optimism

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