Analysis Of Schindler's List By Elie Wiesel

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Elie Wiesel and millions of other Jews were ordered to pack their things in a small suitcase, with only an hour to pack. Their honored, valuable, and cherished possessions had to be sorted and kept, taken with them on the train to where they were going. Photos, golem jewelry, generations of family heirlooms had to either stay with their family on part with them, and these tough decisions had to be made in one simple hour. One hour compared to the centuries they have had their valuables does not seem justifiable; they wanted and needed more time with them. Lots either brought them secretly or just left them behind. Shown in the movie Schindler’s List, one family put their jewelry in bread, and ate the bread containing their possessions. Once

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