'night' By: Elie Wiesel/Chapter Review

Elie Wiesel lived in Sighet, Transylvania with his parents and two brothers.

  After the war, Elie reunited with one of his sisters. His Mother, Father, and other sister did not survive the camps.

Elie spent most of his time doing nothing of any kind, and just enjoyed everyday he had.

As soon as all of the Jews entered the camps, their faith instantly faded away.

Elie is struck several times by a raging camp leader, for no reason at all.

Elie was one of the lucky inmates, and never had to give up his gold crown.

Most prisoners had bread and water every night at each camp they were at.

Elie abandons his Father, just like the Rabbi's son did to his Father.

When Elie was finally free from the camps, he quickly became well, and healthy.

The smell that lingered in the air the first night at Auschwitz was the smell of burning human flesh.