Night is Elie Wiesels personal account of the Holocaust as seen through the
eyes of a 15-year old boy. Wiesels
experience in the death camps of Auschwitz and Buchenwald are details; his
accounts of starvation and brutality are shattering a vivid testimony to the
consequences of evil. Throughout the book, Wiesel speaks of inhumanity and how that inhumanity impacted
his life in the camps. How does the concept of inhumanity impact Elie? How does this concept of inhumanity affect your spirituality/faith? Be specific. Explain in at least 300 words. Use specific examples from the novel. MLA formatting expected.
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