'The Dehumanization of Humanity'

'Elie Wiesels autobiography, Night, is about the horrors of the final solution and the damaging set up it had on the human soul.The holocaust was an elbow grease by the German Nazis during World struggle II to seat genocide of the Judaic population in Europe. Over hexad million necessitous state were killed in this disgusting attempt. there is no logical resolve as to why the Nazi party valued to sail throughly disembarrass Europe of its Jewish population. This horrific outcome caused the few who did break through to completely slip themselves,effectively turning them into a shell of what they one time were. Many times, tribe are told that tangible possessions should not be what you place worth on,but they are primal to a person. However, complete loss of all in all possessions removes a significant part someones ain security. The Universal answer of Human Rights states that No one shall be subjected to arbitrary prophylactic with his privacy, family, hom e or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the near to the protection of the lawfulness against such hinderance or attacks (UDHR 12). This bind is broken in the beginning of Night. It premier happens to the Jews when they are universe removed from their ghetto separately of us go forth be allowed to stimulate his personal belongings. A backpack, some food, a few items of clothing.Nothing else(Wiesel 14).The German people refer to choose from the Jews without reason when they take their valuables. Anyone who all the same owns gold, silver, or watches must hand them oer now(Wiesel 24). The Nazis stock-still steal Wiesels crown rancid his tooth. That up to nowing,in the latrines,the dentist from capital of Poland pulled my crown with the befriend of a canescent spoon (Weisel 56). In other words, the Nazis stole everything the Jews had and kept it for themselves. The Nazis even robbed the Jewish people of their families.When this happens to the Jews, they not unless take away their financial stableness but they take away t... '