A Night Divided Book Analysis

Elie Wiesel has written his story from personal experience. The book Night gives you an inside image of the horrors and hopelessness in Adolf Hitler’s concentration camps of World War II. Wiesel tells how his childhood turns around within a few years of being a man in the concentration camps. From my perspective this book is not only a warning sign for our future generations, it’s a well descriptive novel and a good story to read, it gives a great Intel and goes into great depth about that time in history. Also one of the only books that has showed me one’s voice has a very huge impact than a listing of statistics.

The Franks: Hidden For Two Years For writing this essay, I was sparked by my continuous interest for the Holocaust and how the Frank family got through these terrible experiences. When I was in the 4th grade, we researched who was a part of the hiding and did projects on the whole story and I instantly wanted to know more. It interested me how a normal group of people could be this courageous and daring during a time where everything is collapsing in their lives. My goal for this essay is to inform you on how the hiding of the Frank family is a very significant part of our history that should be remembered for centuries. Life Before Hiding The Frank family consisted of four members, Otto, Edith, Margot, and Anne.

It’s all because “Max Vandenburg’s sketchbook. He said to give it to you when you were ready.”(443). Max’s sketchbook is made from the pages of Mein Kampf, so when Liesel receives it she is reminded of him and their great friendship which gives her the courage to go on and fight for what she believes in. This book saved her from the bombing because it inspired her to write about her life experiences, which caused a stronger love for reading and writing, this lead to more book stealing and defining Hitler 's antipathy for books. Also this book planted an even stronger seed that caused an even bigger revelation to Hitler’s reign being bad.

When people heard that Germans were attacking Jews all over the world, “The news spread through Siget like wildfire” (Wiesel 9). The people in sighet were living in fear of the german officers because they feared coming out of their homes and going to an unknown camp. While Elie and his family were proceeding to the ghetto, Elie saw many horrible events like the destruction of the synagogue, “The altar was shattered. the wall coverings shredded, the walls themselves bare” (Wiesel 22)., Elie notices all this when he his convoy is taken to the main convoy, and he explains the dreadful incidents the Germans had created for the Jews. During the march, the “Hellish sun” made everyone thirsty, and “no one was left to bring us water” (Weisel 19).

Something must be wrong with me’ ” (155). The reason why he doesn’t miss her is because he knows one of the things his society is about being addicted to the television like his wife. This shows change because he realized that he needs to memorize books for the better, enlightened society after the bomb and Mildred would not be a part of new society Granger was talking about. Later, after the atomic bomb strikes, Montag ended up surviving and he remembered something. “I remember, I remember something else.

The novel Night by Elie Wiesel, which was first published in 1958, tells a great first-hand account of a terrible event named the Holocaust. In this story, it gives a detailed memoir of a young kid named Eliezar who has to endure this appalling crisis. As the Holocaust continues to go on around them, he and his family remain optimistic about their future. Even though they were optimistic, the Holocaust finally closes in on them. Once this occurs they were pulled away from their homeland and relocated to their designated site where they were split by gender.

Earlier times leading up to the arrest of Anne Frank and her Annex family were full of interesting events and emotion. The Franks went into hiding because Margot had received a call-up for a “work camp” in Germany CX(Colbert 37). They were deeply suspicious, so instead they hid from the Nazis CD. The Annex was located in Amsterdam at their father’s workplace (bio.com). They were joined by Otto Frank’s coworker and his family, the Van Daans.

By doing this she helped show that even though you may be a women you can still make a big difference. She showed that you can make a difference no matter what. You can alway do something with a positive effect. Lucy Flucker Knox was a brave and honest women. She never gave up and was optimistic.

The feather is covering one of her eyes to convey that she is blinded by this dream of one day settling down in one place and bringing the whole family together. “Make a wish, Tom, make a wish.” This line is significant as it shows that she had hoped for a better life and wanted fate to play in her favour to let them settle their roots this time. The statements reply is ambiguous and all that we as the audience know is that she doesn’t want to be in this alone anymore. Yet we know that they end up moving again

However, Johnny Taylor and the world outside Logan offers freedom, happiness, and adventure. The message to the reader is that Janie is doing what others want to make them happy instead of doing what is best for her. Janie goes through with the marriage and soon becomes confused and unhappy. She expresses her confusion to nanny as she states, “‘cause you told me ah mus gointer love him, and, and ah don 't. Maybe if somebody was to tell me how, ah could do it’” (23).