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"An angry man is unfit to pray." Hitler and the Nazi party began to exterminate the Jews, gypsies, homosexuals and any one not the Aryan race. Hitler and his followers began creating Concentration Camps in which they killed off many Jews. Elie the main character in the book Night written by Elie Wiesel was put in and survived his share of these death factories. Elie, his father, his mother, and his little sister were all crated up like cattle and sent to Birkenau, the reception center for Auschwitz. Upon arrival Elie watched his mother and sister walk towards their death in the crematorium. Left with only his father, his faith beginning to parish like an apple that fell from the tree, Elie managed to survive the brutality of the camps. After much suffering and the pure evil taking place Elie lost his faith in God, the acclaimed almighty.
When Elie is first introduced his faith is strong and integral. He spent most of his time in prayer, and believed deeply in God. "I......

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