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The Journey
Summary: Analyzes the first chapter of Primo Levi's book "The Journey." Explores Levi's journey from Turin, Italy to the work camp, Auschwitz, while detailing the routine of blatant inhumanity under Nazi tyranny.
"The Journey" is the first chapter in the book called Survival in Auschwitz, written by Primo Levi; which originally appeared in English under the title If This Is a Man in 1958. This first chapter brings you through Levi's journey from Turin, Italy to the work camp, Auschwitz, while detailing the routine of blatant inhumanity.
The chapter begins as Levi states the fact that he was captured by the Fascist Militia when he was 24, only after being forced to flee into the mountains because of his segregated life filled with racial laws. The night he was captured, three fascist militia companies broke into their refuge and took him as a suspect person. While being interrogated, Levi decided to admit that he was an `Italian citizen of the Jewish race', instead of the fact that he was involved with politics, figuring he would be spared from the torture and certain...
This section contains 906 words (approx. 4 pages at 300 words per page) |