Moishe was not believed because he was viewed as an outsider and a loner; perhaps even mentally unstable prior to his departure and had no credibility. So when he returned with horrible accounts of what he witnessed, he was dismissed as crazy. I also think that the villagers chose not to believe him because knowledge calls for action. Once we are made aware of injustice, it becomes our responsibility to take action to right the wrong. If they were not ready for this responsibility, it was simply easier to deny it and do nothing.
The villagers, including Wiesel, did not believe Moishe because his account of the atrocities he witnessed during his deportation seemed too horrific and unbelievable to be true. Additionally, many people may have been in denial or unable to comprehend the extent of the cruelty happening around them. This disbelief also served as a defense mechanism to protect themselves from the harsh reality that was unfolding.
Because they thought he was crazy and they thought that Adolf Hitler was a nice guy
No. Only To Destroy It, In Shippuden. Only. Never In The First Series. So He Only Returned To The Village, To Destroy It
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The Leaf Villages enmy i believe is the Sand Village
There are no cities in England that begin with the letter A. However, Ascot is a village in England.
Zennor in Cornwall for one.
Isari is a village in northeastern Afghanistan
Their were many people including jiraya , 3rd hokage , the 9 tails , kakashi , itachi , some toads and frogs from the toad world and the elders and higher ups of the village and i think some important people of the village like danzo , tsunade also knew it
Nantgarw is a village in Wales. It is on the River Taff.
they sought refuge in a neighboring Delaware village.
I believe it was rain
'Increasing' or 'increased', depending on the meaning you require. 'While he was living in the village he met increasing hostility from his neighbours.' 'When he returned to the village after a year away, he met increased hostility from his neighbours.'