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That was not the only horrible things that happened in Auschwitz. In Auschwitz, they were put of this sort of diet. In the story, Elizer's father was so thirsty but Elizer knew that if he were to give him water that his father would become even more thirsty. They got a piece of bread, and soup to eat in the concentration camps Elizer was at. Inmates would lose some many pounds a week that by the end of that month, that person would not be recognizable; just bones and barley any flesh. There was even a part in the book where they were on the freight trains and a very old father crawled on the floor and found a piece of bread. The son noticed that his dad had found food so he attacked his own father, which actually killed that dad. While he was fighting with his dad about the food it brought attention to them and more people tried to get that piece of bread. Then a rush of people attacked the son for the piece of bread, and that mob of people actually killed then killed the son.
The longer they stayed in Auschwitz, the less they started to care about their loved ones. When they were walking to another camp, during the winter season, a son was running next to his father. The father started to lag behind, and if you started to slow down, you would be shot. The son did not even look back to see if his father was okay, he just kept running like nothing even happened. When they got to their destination, the father was looking for his son because he never got shot like the son had thought he would. The father asked Elizer if he had seen his son, which Elizer had, but he did not want to tell him that because ELizer knew that the son left the father behind to die.

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