History, 29.03.2021 21:00 ggg3572

What finally causes Wiesel's resistance to break down?

his feeling of a sense of kinship with earlier Jewish

exiles

his feeling of disbelief that these atrocities could occur

his feeling that his entire world was rapidly contracting

his feeling of disgust at being crammed into cattle cars

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What finally causes Wiesel's resistance to break down?

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