Sol Einhorn’s story is similar to Elie Wiesel’s because they went through almost identical situations. Einhorn lived in a Jewish community like Wiesel and was sixteen when the Germans arrived.. Einhorn was taken to a ghetto and eventually put on a train going to Auschwitz. On the train ride, the train made stops for water but they were not given any food. The only food the Jews had was what they took with them. When the train arrived at the concentration camp the Jews had to leave their belongings in the train and were taken to the selection process. Einhorn was separated from his family and got his star and code name. He was later taken out of Auschwitz and brought to a labor camp to work. Einhorn did not see his family during his time in
