Learning about his Jewish religion is one of the things he loved most. He loved to study and learn about the Kabbalah with Moishe the Beadle. Elie Wiesel was living a good life as a Jewish boy until that one time when his whole life changed forever, that night. It wasn’t something that they were expecting because they just thought that Moishe the Beadle was going mad when he was explaining to them about the concentration camp. Elie Wiesel knew right away when his father came through the door and having that unbearable look on his face, he knew. He knew that it was the time to leave behind all of his good memories and belongings to go through the night into a unknown world.
This book is called Night because of the night when everything changed for Wiesel and his family. They left all that they had because they were forced to do so by the Gestapo …show more content…
He found out how cruel people can be. He experienced being treated like a wild animal for the first time and never getting any kindness. He really found out that if he would have had never been able to experience this, we would have never known how horrible our world’s past has been. He had the first real life experience of being so close to death. Learning about his Jewish religion is one of the things he loved most. He loved to study and learn about the Kabbalah with Moishe the Beadle. Elie Wiesel was living a good life as a Jewish boy until that one time when his whole life changed forever, that night. It wasn’t something that they were expecting because they just thought that Moishe the Beadle was going mad when he was explaining to them about the concentration camp. Elie Wiesel knew right away when his father came through the door and having that unbearable look on his face, he knew. He knew that it was the time to leave behind all of his good memories and belongings to go through the night into a unknown
This book is called Night because of the night when everything changed for Wiesel and his family. They left all that they had because they were forced to do so by the Gestapo …show more content…
He found out how cruel people can be. He experienced being treated like a wild animal for the first time and never getting any kindness. He really found out that if he would have had never been able to experience this, we would have never known how horrible our world’s past has been. He had the first real life experience of being so close to death. Learning about his Jewish religion is one of the things he loved most. He loved to study and learn about the Kabbalah with Moishe the Beadle. Elie Wiesel was living a good life as a Jewish boy until that one time when his whole life changed forever, that night. It wasn’t something that they were expecting because they just thought that Moishe the Beadle was going mad when he was explaining to them about the concentration camp. Elie Wiesel knew right away when his father came through the door and having that unbearable look on his face, he knew. He knew that it was the time to leave behind all of his good memories and belongings to go through the night into a unknown