Elie Wiesel And The Holocaust by Katrina Collins

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Elie Wiesel And The Holocaust

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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ELIE WIESEL

AND THE HOLOCAUST

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ELIEZER WIESEL WAS BORN IN 1928 TO SHLOMO AND SARAH WIESEL.

HE ALSO HAD THREE SISTERS, THE YOUNGEST BEING TSIPORA.

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IN 1944, ELIE AND HIS FAMILY WERE DEPORTED TO A

CONCENTRATION CAMP CALLED AUSCHWITZ

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1945- ELIE'S FATHER DIED FROM DYSENTERY, STARVATION,

AND EXHAUSTION. ELIE WOKE UP TO HIS FATHER'S EMPTY BED.

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1945- ELIE WIESEL WAS LIBERATED FROM BUCHENWALD.

THIS IS A PHOTO OF BUCHENWALD TODAY.

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1948- WIESEL MOVED TO PARIS TO STUDY AT THE SORBONNE

HIS WORK IN JOURNALISM BEGUN FROM THIS MOVE.

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1954-58

WIESEL WROTE AND COMPILED MEMORIES FROM THE HOLOCAUST.

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1958

'NIGHT' WAS PUBLISHED

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1963

WIESEL RECEIVED U.S. CITIZENSHIP

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1986

WIESEL WAS AWARDED WITH A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

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TO THIS DAY

ELIE WIESEL STRIVES TO NEVER LET WHAT HAPPENED BE FORGOTTEN

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"WE HAVE TO FIGHT MURDER AND ABSURDITY AND GIVE MEANING TO

THE BATTLE, IF NOT TO OUR HOPE." -ELIEZER WIESEL

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COMPILED BY: JAIMA COLLINS

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