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Eliezer Wiesel
An author and Holocaust survivor born in 1928 in Sighet, Romania.
Auschwitz
A concentration and extermination camp where Eliezer Wiesel was deported in 1944.
Nobel Peace Prize
An award received by Wiesel in 1986 for his advocacy regarding human rights.
Night
The title of Wiesel's notable work, originally titled 'And the World has remained Silent'.
Apathy
A theme in Wiesel's work suggesting that it is more dangerous than pure hatred.
Anaphora
A literary device involving the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of sentences.
Formal Diction
Language that creates an elevated tone, free of slang and containing polysyllabic words.
Colloquial
Informal language used in everyday conversation.
Syntax
The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences.
Telegraphic Sentence
A sentence shorter than five words.
Polysyndeton
The repetition of conjunctions in close succession within a sentence.