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Adolf Hitler created Nazis and took aways Jews rights, deported them to ghettos and concentration camps, and were killed during origination War II. The Nazis and Hitler tried to abolish all Jews and go against them because they thought the Jews were the fountain for Germanys crisis. Together the Nazis killed the largest remaining Jewish population In Europe- the Jews of Hungary. In this documentary, it tells the allegory of the five Hungarian survivors. Many stories are similar to each other.Some of these urvivors has stories similar, with well-nigh differences to Elie Wiesels book, Night. The story that was in truth much worry Elies was Irene Zisblatts. Irene grew up in Polena, Hungary, a small township with two maln streets. and a church where everyone knew each other, like Elie Wiesel. Like Elle, she was an inmate in the Auschwits concentration camp and the Birkenau concentration camp. Irene was emancipate on the eve of VE Day by soldiers of the U. S. Third Army. She atte nded work at the ime when they said Jews couldnt go to public school anymore, so her florists chrysanthemum had to teach her at home. In 1944, they were to get deported to the ghetto. Her family had to give up valuables and grind the yellow star. While in the camps, she witnessed people getting their gold teething pulled out. Another story was the story of Renee Firestone, from Ungvar, Hungary, lived in a small town but was like a big town. During the time that Jews were getting their rights interpreted away, her fathers business had been taken away from him.Like Elle, she had to go In cattle cars that were very uncomfortable and were crammed with people in It. She also went to Auschwits, where many others were dehumanized rachis murdered in crematories. My reaction to all theses stores, including Elles, is that many of the survivors stories are a lot alike because most of them didnt even know or enquire to see something like this happen. It came out of no where and they could nt really stop It. Its a shame they had to go through this because many of them were innocent people. ton