One scene in this work describes a child struggling for over half an hour with the gallows noose that kills him, as he and the Dutch overseer he works for are hanged for sabotaging a power station.
One scene in this work describes a child struggling for over half an hour with the gallows noose that kills him, as he and the Dutch overseer he works for are hanged for sabotaging a power station. The narrator of this work is beaten while working in an electrical warehouse, but then has his forehead wiped by a French girl whom he meets years later in a Paris metro. In the early parts of this work, characters ignore the ravings of an exiled man who was shot in the leg, and who insists that he watched a little girl take days to die. Moshe the Beadle's warnings go unheeded by the citizens of the Sighet ghetto, before they are sent to concentration camps in this work, which was followed by sequels called Dawn and Day. For 10 points, name this autobiographical work about the Holocaust by Elie Wiesel.
One scene in this work describes a child struggling for over half an hour with the gallows noose that kills him, as he and the Dutch overseer he works for are hanged for sabotaging a power station.
Night [or La Nuit]