Before he was put into concentration camps, Elie, along with his entire town, were very optimistic about the war, because they thought the war was going to end shortly. Towards the beginning of the book Elie’s father talks about how the yellow stars of David that was mandatory for all Jewish people to wear wouldn’t kill anyone, but they foreshadowed how the jewish community would be treated in the future. One of the first things that started to eat away at Elie’s faith was when he was separated from his mother and youngest sister and mother, not knowing that that would be the last time he would see them. Another puncture in his faith was when he was stripped of all of his clothing and valuables like they were useless dogs. Elie’s faith was then hit with another bombshell when the young pipel of the Oberkapo of the fifty second Cable Kommando was hung for stashing weapons. The final piece of his faith was crushed when his father died in front of him. After Elie finally lost his faith he looked at the world very pessimistically. Through all the death and destruction he witnessed in the concentration
Before he was put into concentration camps, Elie, along with his entire town, were very optimistic about the war, because they thought the war was going to end shortly. Towards the beginning of the book Elie’s father talks about how the yellow stars of David that was mandatory for all Jewish people to wear wouldn’t kill anyone, but they foreshadowed how the jewish community would be treated in the future. One of the first things that started to eat away at Elie’s faith was when he was separated from his mother and youngest sister and mother, not knowing that that would be the last time he would see them. Another puncture in his faith was when he was stripped of all of his clothing and valuables like they were useless dogs. Elie’s faith was then hit with another bombshell when the young pipel of the Oberkapo of the fifty second Cable Kommando was hung for stashing weapons. The final piece of his faith was crushed when his father died in front of him. After Elie finally lost his faith he looked at the world very pessimistically. Through all the death and destruction he witnessed in the concentration