In night, by elie wiesel, when moishe the beadle returns to sighet from poland, how does his viewpoint differ from that of most of the jews of sighet?

He has seen all of the terrible things that the Nazis had done, so he knew what the Jews fate was. He had experienced all of the things that everyone thought were rumors, so his viewpoint was different because he was living proof that the rumors were true, though the other Jews were still mostly oblivious to what was happening