Compare And Contrast Night By Elie Wiesel

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Many people have different explanation about the Holocaust. They have different explanations because they might have lived it in a different way. Each person may have worst moments than other people. It also depends if they don't want to talk about it because it brings them horrible memories. So many survivors have a story to tell, so many people have a point to make. But what all of them are going to say is that it was horrible that they don't want to talk and remember about it. Elie Wiesel’s Night and the book Maus reveal the following theme; Never give up even when life is tough (or when things seems hopeless). These two books talk about the horrible moments and stories that happened in the Holocaust. They have many subject in common as differences. So many people want to try to understand the horror or maybe help others to understand it better. The books talk about how the Jews got little food and used all contacts to stay alive and survive. They both talk of how they being killed and burned. The thought of rebellion and the shut down by elderly Jews. They did whatever was necessary to survive from there because it was like being in hell. In Maus Vladek states, “ to die it’s easy ...but you have to struggle for life”(122). Struggling would bring you something even better but death its the worst …show more content…

After the Holocaust more Jews were horrify. Jews have been persecuted for hundreds of years. The Holocaust brought this to people's attention, finally realizing how bad discrimination really was. This is hopefully leading to less discrimination. Hitler said that Jews people were the main reason for all problems. If the Holocaust had not happened the Jewish culture would probably be a lot larger. Today the Holocaust shows us how dangerous we as humans can be, and will be with the proper motivation. This thing should stop because we are going to lose nations, religions, people and this horrible racism should

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