content: I've read Night before many years ago. This reading was as searing and heart breaking as before. Not only does Elie Wiesel bring his community's days in the ghetto, on the trains and finally in the work camps to life; he shares so intimately his own agony and the suffering of his father,mother, sister and friends. Although the cruelty is horrible to read, his prose is beautiful in its stark reality and it's ability to unite us all as human beings who must be aware of genocide and who must fight against the abuse of human rights everywhere.