As a class we read Night by Elie Wiesel, and then, individually, we could chose two more readings on our own. As partners, we elected to read Bitburg, again by Elie Wiesel, and If Suddenly You Come for Me by N. Nor. These pieces were fierce and heartwarming. They connect to Night in different ways, but the three together give an unmistakably grim perspective of the Holocaust. Night and Bitburg by Elie Wiesel are different in format, but have the same impact in reading. Night is a nonfiction work in the format of a story with incredible detail and narrative. Bitburg, on the other hand, is a speech Wiesel recited after winning the Nobel Peace Prize for the book Night. Many of the themes between the two are similar. For instance, in Night, at
