In the memoir Night, the author explains how “Jews were prohibited from leaving their residence for three days, under penalty of death” (Wiesel 10). In addition, Jews were unable to attend to the synagogue, restaurants or cafes, traveling by rail, or being out after six o’clock in the evening (Wiesel 11). Because of this, the Jews rights to life, as well as their freedom were taken away. Forbidding Jews from these acts became inhumane and cruel to their kind. The reason Germans had done this was only because they wanted to annihilate all Jews, solely because of their religion. Therefore, because of these unforgettable acts, the right of life, liberty, and security of a person was
In the memoir Night, the author explains how “Jews were prohibited from leaving their residence for three days, under penalty of death” (Wiesel 10). In addition, Jews were unable to attend to the synagogue, restaurants or cafes, traveling by rail, or being out after six o’clock in the evening (Wiesel 11). Because of this, the Jews rights to life, as well as their freedom were taken away. Forbidding Jews from these acts became inhumane and cruel to their kind. The reason Germans had done this was only because they wanted to annihilate all Jews, solely because of their religion. Therefore, because of these unforgettable acts, the right of life, liberty, and security of a person was