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Being stripped of their clothing and shorn of their hair was a common starting point.

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Why does wiesel describe his prisoners as buffoons?

Elie Wiesel likely describes the prisoners as buffoons to convey the dehumanizing effects of the Holocaust. By depicting them as buffoons, he may be highlighting how the extreme circumstances of the concentration camps stripped the prisoners of their dignity and humanity, reducing them to mere caricatures in the eyes of their captors.


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I think you should check the spelling of your post, but if you mean uniforms of the prisoners, they were pajamas, the shoes they took in with them and their jewelry, which was stripped from them upon death.


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When did most western nations stopped torturing prisoners in the holocaust?

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Which prisoners of the holocaust were not tattooed?

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What were the lucky Holocaust prisoners fed?

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What does Wiesel mean when he says as the prisoners stand naked ''This must show how one stands at the last judgment''?

When Wiesel says this, he is comparing the prisoners' vulnerability and exposure when they are stripped naked to how one may feel judged and exposed in front of a higher power during the last judgment. It reflects the prisoners' loss of dignity and privacy, as well as their feelings of shame and powerlessness.


How were Nazi prison camps established before the start of the Holocaust different from those created after the Holocaust began?

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How did Holocaust prisoners escape?

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