NightBy: Elie Wiesel

The S.S.

Auschwitz

Evacuation

Health inspections

Liberation

Pogrom

Falling Action

Rising Action

Resolution

Climax

Exposition

BibliographyAll pictures are from USHMM

The S.S.• The S.S. are a special

forces group that were trained to run a concentration camp.

• The S.S. were a higher class than the Gestapo.

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Auschwitz• Elie was forced to

Auschwitz from the Sighet Ghetto and was almost burned in its oven.

• He was also separated from all of his family when he was forced to Auschwitz.

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Evacuation

• Elie stayed with his family and didn’t have to work as much as he did in Auschwitz.

• Elie was forced to run to the nearest train station to Auschwitz from the Sighet Ghetto.

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Health Inspections• Passing the health inspection

tests were hard for Jews because they needed to be strong enough to do hard work like carrying stones from place to place.

• It made it hard for the Jews because they were fed very little food, very little times.

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Liberation Many Jews were

liberated from concentration camps and many were not.

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Pogrom• A pogrom was

planned on Sighet, Elie’s home.

• Because of the pogrom planned on Sighet, Elie had to be transferred to Auschwitz.

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ExpositionIn the book Night most of

the story takes place in concentration camps like

Buna and Auschwitz

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Elie and his dad were pretty much the main characters, but the Nazis played an important part because they lived in a small town and were transported to one of the most horrible concentration camps in the world Auschwitz

Rising Action• In the book Night,

Elie was forced out of his home to the Sighet Ghetto.

• Then he was moved from the Sighet Ghetto to Auschwitz, then to Buna, and then Buchenwald.

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Climax

• At the climax of the story Elie’s father died of hunger.

• Before his father died Elie thought his father was going to be burned in the oven because he thought his father was too weak.to pass the physical test.

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Falling Action

• After his fathers death, Elie head to stay at Buchenwald in the children's block until April 11th.

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Resolution

• On April 11th Elie was liberated from the Buchenwald concentration camp.

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The S.S. Picture

Auschwitz Picture

Evacuation Picture

Health Inspection Picture

Liberation Picture

Pogrom Picture

Exposition Picture

Rising Action Picture

Climax Picture

Falling Action Picture

Resolution Picture