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Discuss Wiesel's descriptions of horrific conditions and events in the camps contrasted with nature. Why do you think he made this comparison? (The novel Night by Elie Wies…

Discuss Wiesel's descriptions of horrific conditions and events in the camps contrasted with nature. Why do you think he made this comparison? (The novel Night by Elie Wies…
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Discuss Wiesel's descriptions of horrific conditions and events in the camps contrasted with nature. Why do you think he made this comparison? (The novel Night by Elie Wiesel)

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I think its because it describes his condition I did this in class

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