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Elie Wiesel b1928

You Don't Have to be Jewish
2 November 1986 BBC
Elie Wiesel talks to Michael Freedland about

	the meaning of the word holocaust; obsession and guilt of the survivor 4 min 8
	the prinicipal mission in his teaching 2 min 20
	his quarrels and differences with God 1 min 55
	what drives him 0 min 49

PM Auschwitz Fiftieth Anniversary
26 January 1995 BBC
Elie Wiesel

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	Elie Wiesel Romanian-born Jewish writer Possibly one of the greatest post-Holocaust writers, Elie Wiesel survived Auschwitz to give the world an insight into the horrors of the Nazi regime. In 1986 he received the Nobel Peace Prize for his unflinching integrity and refusal to be consumed by bitterness. Read more Further Links BBC News - Romanian Nobel winner returns home