(NIGHT) What emotions do and do NOT exist in Elie about Auschwitz? What has the emotions he does feel inspired him to do?

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irga5000 [103]3 years ago

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Answer:

Elie never forgets his origins nor his desire to preserve the rich Jewish culture he knew as a child

Wiesel is waiting for me in his office. The meeting with him, as always, is warm and friendly.

What began as my briefing him on the world-wide work of Limmud FSU (former Soviet Union), turned into a fascinating exchange that I could not have imagined.

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