English, 28.01.2020 06:31 rattler6125

What argument is wiesel making in his nobel prize acceptance speech? a. the holocaust was a terrible time in history. b. countries should be allowed to police themselves. c. men and women will always struggle for freedom. d. the world must take sides against injustice.

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