Night Test

Front 1

"I don't attach any importance to my life anymore. I'm alone. No I wanted to come back, and warn you."

Back 1

Moche the Beadle

Front 2

"... fair hair well combed, a red coat over her arm, a little girl of seve. The bundle on her back was too heavy for her. She gritted her teeth. She knew by now that it would be useless to complain."

Back 2

Tzipora

Front 3

"... a cultured, rather unsentimental man. There was never any display of emotion... The Jewish community in Sighet held him in the greatest esteem. They often used to consult him about public matters and even about private ones."

Back 3

Author about Mr. Wiesel

Front 4

"The only thing that keeps me alive... is that Reizel and the chldren are still alive. If it wasn't for them, I couldn't keep going."

Back 4

Stein of Antwerp

Front 5

"He had changed. There was no longer any joy in his eyes. He no longer sang. He no longer talked... of God or of the cabbala, but only what he had seen."

Back 5

Author about Moche the Beadle

Front 6

"She was about fifty... Her husband and two eldest sons had been deported with the first transport by mistake. The separation had completely broken her."

Back 6

Madame Schachter

Front 7

"He too had become a completely different person. The student of the Talmud, the child that he was, had been consumed in the flames. There remained only a shape that looked like him."

Back 7

Elie Wiesel

Front 8

"He was very poor and lived humbly... Nobody felt embarrassed by him... He was a past master in the art of making himself insignificant, of seeming invisible."

Back 8

Author about Moche the Beadle

Front 9

"... a cruel face, but not devoid of intelligence, and wearing a monocle; a conductor's baton in his hand... the baton moved unremittingly, sometimes to the right, sometimes to the left."

Back 9

Dr. Mengele

Front 10

"She continued to scream, breathless, her voice broken by sobs. 'Jews, listen to me! I can see a fire! There are huge flames! It is a furnace!'"

Back 10

Madame Schachter

Front 11

"great fire"

Back 11

Holocaust

Front 12

Systematic killing of a race or group of people

Back 12

Genocide

Front 13

Jewish prisoners of war

Back 13

Kapo

Front 14

View of a person based on race or affiliation

Back 14

Stereotype

Front 15

Discrimination and viloence directed at Jews

Back 15

Antisemitism

Front 16

Group of people targeted for blame

Back 16

scapegoat

Front 17

National socialist German workers party

Back 17

Nazi

Front 18

German secret police

Back 18

Gestapo

Front 19

German elite

Back 19

SS

Front 20

Discrimination of a group of people

Back 20

Prejudice

Front 21

Had an operation on his foot

Back 21

Elie Wiesel

Front 22

Almost was thrown off the train, believed to be frozen to death

Back 22

Mr. Wiesel

Front 23

Hanged as an example

Back 23

the Pipel

Front 24

Beat Elie for catching him with a girl

Back 24

Idek

Front 25

Forces Elie to give up his gold tooth

Back 25

Franek

Front 26

Prevents Elie from being strangled`\

Back 26

Meirkatz

Front 27

Loses will to live when he loses his faith

Back 27

Akiba Drumer

Front 28

Plays the violin while dying

Back 28

Juliek

Front 29

His son abandons him

Back 29

Rabbi Eliahou

Front 30

was trampled to death

Back 30

Zalmen

Front 31

Irony: the sign above Auschwitz says "work is liberty"

Back 31

there is no liberty

Front 32

Irony: Elie's father says, "You don't die of the yellow star."

Back 32

In reality, the yellow star marks you for death

Front 33

Irony: The electric fence says "danger for death."

Back 33

9 out of 10 people are going to die anyway

Front 34

Irony: Elie says, "I have more fsith in Hitler than in anyone else."

Back 34

Hitler is the one that is planning on killing everyone

Front 35

Irony: The woman says, "I like to give to charity."

Back 35

She's not doing it for charity, she's doing it for entertainment.