Night by Elie Wiesel (Student Project)

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NIGHT Elie Wiesel By: Anna K. & Kelsey W.

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NIGHTElie Wiesel

By: Anna K. & Kelsey W.

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CHAPTER ONE

“I cried because…because something inside me felt

the need to cry.”

Arriving at

camp.

Jews behind barbed wire.

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CHAPTER TWO

“The world had become a hermetically sealed

cattle car.”

Jews in cattle car. Auschwitz, death camp.

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CHAPTER THREE“Never shall I forget that smoke. Never shall I

forget the small faces of the children whose bodies I

saw transformed to smoke under a silent sky. Never

shall I forget those flames that consumed my faith

forever.”

Children behind barbed wire

Crematorium

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CHAPTER FOUR

“That night, the soup tasted of corpses.”

Making the

soup

Selection

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CHAPTER FIVE

“Those whose numbers had been noted were

standing apart abandoned by the whole world.”

Separating women & men

Number tattoos

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CHAPTER SIX

“Death which was settling in around me, silently,

gently.”

Jews in bunks

Deaths within the cattle car

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CHAPTER SEVEN

“There was no longer any reason to live, any

reason to fight.”

Hitler & the

Nazis

Jews being executed

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CHAPTER EIGHT

“I knew that I was no longer arguing with him but

with death itself, with death that he had already

chosen.”

The Angel of Death, Dr. Mengele (in the middle)

Elie’s father

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CHAPTER NINE

“From the depths of the mirror a corpse was

contemplating me. The look in his eyes as he gazed

at me never left me.”

Camps were liberated.

Holocaust survivor

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“I swore never to be silent whenever and

wherever human beings endure suffering and

humiliation. We must always take sides.

Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the

victim. Silence encourages the tormentor,

never the tormented.”-Elie Wiesel

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PHOTO CREDITS

Title Slide - nobleednews.comChapter One - Holocaustresearchproject.org & nypost.comChapter Two - Aish.com & isurvived.orgChapter Three – isurvived.org & history1900s.about.comChapter Four – Ushmm.org & isurvived.orgChapter Five – Forsyth.tamu.edu & theholocaustexplained.orgChapter Six- bosnewslife.com & holocaustghost.comChapter Seven – xenlogic.wordpress.com & srebrenica-genocide.blogspot.comChapter Eight – Scrapbookpages.com & dipity.comChapter Nine – holocaustresearchproject.org & questgarden.com