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English, 23.04.2020 23:58, NNopeNNopeNNope

Cause: Francois Mauriac meets Elie Wiesel in a chance interview in Tel Aviv
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Cause: Moshe the Beadle is expelled from Sighet as a foreigner by Hungarian police.
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Effect: Moshe the Beadle tells Elie that he wants to come back to Sighet to tell the story of his death.

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Effect: Jewish men and women have no more illusions as to what will become of them

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