- Page 3 and 4: Also by Elie Wiesel DAWN DAY (previ
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- Page 11 and 12: why not for others more deserving t
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- Page 20 and 21: Foreword by François Mauriac FOREI
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- Page 29 and 30: One day I asked my father to find m
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Behind me, an old man fell to the g
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Tell him that I was a student? "Far
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mained of my strength in order to b
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Suddenly someone threw his arms aro
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"And now, stop moving!" There was n
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"EVERYBODY outside!" A dozen or so
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NO SOONER HAD WE CLIMBED into our b
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I knew nothing about them…Since 1
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"Mother is still a young woman," my
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most important thing is not to be a
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gerous. Only Idek, the Kapo, occasi
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"What are you going to do, sir?" "I
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"Idek, the Kapo…the young Jewish
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This went on for two weeks. It was
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"Ten…eleven!…" His voice was ca
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and, with open mouth, thrust his he
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frightened. His manacled hands did
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The Oberkapo was arrested on the sp
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THE SUMMER was coming to an end. Th
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them from paradise. When You were d
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transferred me to another Kommando,
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Yes, we were ready. So were the SS
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"Let's have a moment of quiet. I ha
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quickly or not. I was afraid of fin
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We went off to work as usual, our b
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"Doctor?" "Yes?" "Will I be able to
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As for me, I was thinking not about
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TWO O'CLOCK in the afternoon. The s
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"Don't think, don't stop, run!" Nea
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a single bark. Houses with gaping w
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he lay down too, next to the corpse
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There was shouting outside, in the
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I thought he'd lost his mind. His v
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think that the Germans would run ou
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PRESSED TIGHTLY AGAINST one another
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WE RECEIVED no food. We lived on sn
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him. They jumped him. Others joined
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AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAMP, SS off
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The sirens began to wail. Alert. Th
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worldly, the face of a stranger. It
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THE FOLLOWING DAY, he complained th
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When I came down from my bunk after
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This was the end! Hitler was about
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perished? Do I have the right to ac
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Holy Land. Please understand my dee
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