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| After the transport train stopped in the middle of the field, what orders were given? |
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| How did the prisoners respond to these orders? |
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| How did Elie save his father's life? |
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| How long did they travel in the open cattle cars? |
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| At one stop, a workman tossed in a piece of bread. What happened? Why did they behave this way? |
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| What did other workman and spectators do? |
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| Why do you suppose Elie then tells a story about the woman throwing coins to the natives? |
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| Throughout this chapter, how does Elie view the average German civilian? |
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| What scene did Elie witness? At the end of this scene, why do you suppose Elie tells us that he was sixteen? |
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| During the last day of their jouney, what happened? |
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| Of the hundred men who had gotten on the train with Elie, how many got out? |
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| What does the death of Meir Kayz suggest? |
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| Where did the remaining prisoners finally arrive? |
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| After they arrived, the prisoners were supposed to shower. What did Elie's father want to do? |
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| Why did Elie shout at his father? |
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| What finally forced them inside the block? |
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| The next day when Elie went in search of his father, what was his fleeting hope? |
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| Weakened further by dysentery, the father could not get out of his bunk. What further injury did some of the inmates do to him? |
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| What advice did the block leader give Elie? |
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| After lying ill for over a week, what finally happened to Elie's father? |
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| How long was Elie's stay at Bychenwald? What were his thoughts during this time? |
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| How did the prisoners know that the end of the war was near? |
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| What did the prisoners think was going to happen to them? |
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| What did the Germans decide to do with the prisoners? |
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| Before all the prisoners could be evacuated, though, what happened? |
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| Several hours later, what happened? |
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| What comments did Weisel make about the prisoners' actions after liberation? |
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| What happened after Elie was liberated? |
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| What is the last line of Night? What does this line suggest? |
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| Why do you suppose that Weisel always refers to his persecutors as Germans or S.S., but never Nazis? |
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