What person mattered the most to Elie Wiesel once he arrived at the camp?

Answer 1

the girl was just a french girl who worked with him and comforted him after Elie got whipped and after the Holocaust he sees her on a subway in Paris.

Answer 2

Elie Wiesel's father was the person who mattered the most to him once he arrived at the camp. They supported and comforted each other through the hardships they faced, and Elie's father gave him a sense of purpose and connection to his humanity amidst the dehumanizing conditions of the camp.

Answer 3

She doesn't have a name she is just referred to as the french girl.

Answer 4

Well, According to his book, he meets the french girl who was in the warehouse with him when Idek started to beat him.