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Who is Martha and what does she offer?
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Who is Martha and what does she offer?
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Martha was a former servant of the Wiesel's family
She offered a safe refuge in her village but their father refused and said him and his sisters could go but they refused to be separated.
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Martha is Eliezer's family's maid. She offers to help the family when they are rounded up and placed in the ghetto. She understands, or at least has a good idea, about what is in store for them.
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