Elie Wiesel is a Jewish Holocaust survivor. After taking a ten year vow of silence, he wrote the memoir Night, to share with us his nightmare that became a reality. In the following paragraphs, I will explain why I think that Wiesel's story is one of the loss of his innocence, as well as all others' who have gone through this time of inhumanity.
"Never shall I forget that night,..." Ever since I've started to read about the horrors that have been translated into this meticulously written novel, these words ring into my mind. Like Wiesel, I feel that I have lost a part of my own innocence by simply processing the passages that lay in front