A character in this book recounts that soup tasted like corpses, after declaring God "is here, hanging from this gallows.
Seven consecutive sentences in this book begin with the phrase, "Never shall I forget", followed by the single word, "Never." A character in this book recounts that soup tasted like corpses, after declaring God "is here, hanging from this gallows." It ends with the narrator looking into a mirror and seeing a corpse staring back. This book, originally published as "And the World (*) Remained Silent", won its author the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize. This book's narrator doesn't respond to his father's dysentery-rattled summons at Buchenwald. This first entry in a trilogy begins in the town of Sighet. For 10 points, name this Holocaust narrative by Elie Wiesel.
Seven consecutive sentences in this book begin with the phrase, "Never shall I forget", followed by the single word, "Never."
Night [or La Nuit]