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Night Characters

Review of major characters in the novel Night

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Elie Wiesel main character; narrator; fifteen years old
Chlomo Wiesel Father of the protagonist; respected member of the Jewish community
Moshe the Beadle tries to warn people of danger
Madame Schachter thought to have gone insane but maybe was just the only one to recognize the fate that lay ahead of the Jews
Sarah Wiesel mother of the protagonist
Berkovitz friend of the protagonist; tries to warn the Jewish community of danger to come
Dr. Mengele notoriously cruel SS member in charge of deciding which prisoners can work and which should immediately be murdered
Akiba Drumer devoted student of cabbala; encourager to the other prisoners
Juliek Polish prisoner who plays the violin
Franek student from Warsaw; fellow prisoner; helps Elie find a place next to his father but later cheats him
Idek Kapo at the warehouse; savagely beats Elie and his father
Alphonse kind Jew who is the head of Elie's block for a time in Buna
French Girl nameless; comforts Elie after Idek's beating; Elie sees her again later in Paris
Rabbi Eliahou looks for his son during the march to Gleiwitz
Meir Katz strong, burly man who is broken by his experience at the camps
Created by: natalieburch
 

 



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