Elie Wiesel and every prisoner of the Holocaust fought with the tension Humanity vs. Dehumanization throughout the book “Night”. At the beginning of the novel Elie and the rest Jews had a regular life. They went to the Synagogue they spent time with families. They were ordinarily human beings. Nonetheless when the Hungarian police started to round up Jews everything began to change. The Jewish people were dehumanized, reduced to no more than objects. The Hungarian yelled at them and did not care what they felt. For example, on page 15 the Hungarian police yelled “’Faster, Faster! Get on with you lazy swine!’” Also on page 79 when Elie and his father are in Buchenwald concentration camp and Elie’s dad got dysentery "…This doctor has only come
