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Book #2 · Chapter Book · 1960
Dawn
By Elie Wiesel, Frances Frenaye (Translator)
A young freedom fighter faces a moral crisis before dawn's deadly mission.
81 pages· 23,321 words
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Summary: In British-controlled Palestine, Elisha, a Holocaust survivor turned freedom fighter, must execute a captured English officer at dawn. Haunted by his past in Nazi camps and driven by dreams of a homeland, Elisha grapples with the moral weight of his mission. As the night unfolds, he confronts guilt, ghosts, and the divine, questioning the cost of his actions. Will he fulfill his duty, or will the dawn bring a different fate? This tense narrative explores the clash between traditional morality and the harsh realities of power and survival.
