World War 2 was the deadliest war in the world's history. It impacted many lives and changed the course of the world. However, one group was impacted more than any other. The Jewish people underwent the worst treatment. This cruel treatment, dehumanization, is talked about in the book Night. In the novel Elie Wiesel is taken from his home in Sighet and to Auschwitz and other concentration camps, or factories of death. Only his father is with him, Elie faces truly unimaginable horrors by friends and family, prisoners, and worst of all the Nazi’s with the most dehumanizing treatment.
The prisoners greatly contributed to the the dehumanization “Holding flashlights and sticks, they began to strike at u left and right…”(Wiesel 28). This shows the …show more content…
This is inhuman humans do not just run people over trampling them without remorse or feeling. “ “If you don't give me your crown, it will cost you much more!” All of a sudden, this pleasant and intelligent young man had changed. His eyes were shining with greed”” (Wiesel 55). This shows inhumane ways jews were treated by friends and family. This once kind man taken over by greed no regard is taken on how Elie feels about it the man is driven by his own selfish ambitions. Both these quotes show how even their friends and family dehumanized them. In the quotes it talks about being trampled to death and a greedy man wanting Elie gold crown tooth. This shows that even friends and family were taken over by greed and selfish …show more content…
“ A truck drew close and unloaded its hold: small children. Babies! Yes, I did see this, with my own eyes…” (Wiesel 32). To kill a baby something in the world that is pure and has done no wrong to anyone burned alive pushed out the back of a truck, it is disgusting truly twisted and evil. This is dehumanization at it’s worst truly awful and horrible. “And we were forced to look at him at close range. He was still alive when I passed him” (Wiesel 65). This quote is dark and chilling a young boy hung in the gallows suffocated because he was to light, all the prisoners were forced to look at the young boy as he slowly died. This is inhumane nobody should ever be forced to look someone is the eyes as the slowly die it is cruel and twisted. Both quotes show inhumane actions by the Nazi’s witht the slow death of the young boy and the truck of babies burnt to death the Nazi’s treated the jews inhumainly.
In conclusion the Jews were treated in a inhumane way by the prisoners, friends and family but worst of all by the Nazi’s. The jews were treated poorly by everyone friends and family had greedy selfish ambitions, prisoners beat them, and the Nazi’s were dark evil and cruel. Never again should our world face that again we need to learn from this stop the dictators from rising up. We need to watch how we treat each other because when times get tough all we have is each
The prisoners greatly contributed to the the dehumanization “Holding flashlights and sticks, they began to strike at u left and right…”(Wiesel 28). This shows the …show more content…
This is inhuman humans do not just run people over trampling them without remorse or feeling. “ “If you don't give me your crown, it will cost you much more!” All of a sudden, this pleasant and intelligent young man had changed. His eyes were shining with greed”” (Wiesel 55). This shows inhumane ways jews were treated by friends and family. This once kind man taken over by greed no regard is taken on how Elie feels about it the man is driven by his own selfish ambitions. Both these quotes show how even their friends and family dehumanized them. In the quotes it talks about being trampled to death and a greedy man wanting Elie gold crown tooth. This shows that even friends and family were taken over by greed and selfish …show more content…
“ A truck drew close and unloaded its hold: small children. Babies! Yes, I did see this, with my own eyes…” (Wiesel 32). To kill a baby something in the world that is pure and has done no wrong to anyone burned alive pushed out the back of a truck, it is disgusting truly twisted and evil. This is dehumanization at it’s worst truly awful and horrible. “And we were forced to look at him at close range. He was still alive when I passed him” (Wiesel 65). This quote is dark and chilling a young boy hung in the gallows suffocated because he was to light, all the prisoners were forced to look at the young boy as he slowly died. This is inhumane nobody should ever be forced to look someone is the eyes as the slowly die it is cruel and twisted. Both quotes show inhumane actions by the Nazi’s witht the slow death of the young boy and the truck of babies burnt to death the Nazi’s treated the jews inhumainly.
In conclusion the Jews were treated in a inhumane way by the prisoners, friends and family but worst of all by the Nazi’s. The jews were treated poorly by everyone friends and family had greedy selfish ambitions, prisoners beat them, and the Nazi’s were dark evil and cruel. Never again should our world face that again we need to learn from this stop the dictators from rising up. We need to watch how we treat each other because when times get tough all we have is each