Book Report – Night Elie Weisel

In the book Night, Elie Wiesel, the Author, and his family go through a system of horrible "Concentration camps," or labor camps, where they were killed.

It all starts when the police make all the Jews stars of David "For their ‘safety' ". Then, all of their valuables are taken. After that, they all have to move to ghettos. There were two ghettos, a large and a small, in different parts of town, and in different shapes. Elie and his family had to go to the big one. Then they went to the small ghetto. Every day, some of the Jews have to leave, after forming ranks. They then travel to the synagogue to wait for the train. After being in the synagogue for a day, they march to the train. When they get there, Hungarian police put 80 people in a train car meant for only 30. After a long trip on the train, they arrive at Auschwitz, a brutal labor camp. Then, the SS (Nazi Police) order everyone out of the cars, leaving their stuff......

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Title: Night Book Report - By: Andrew Siplas
Approximate Word Count: 541
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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