What do you think Wiesel means when he says "he ( god) has been hanged here, on the gallows?" Explain.

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What do you think Wiesel means when he says "he ( god) has been hanged here, on the gallows?" Explain.

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irischan1135 irischan1135 · Answer 1 · 2017-04-15T03:56:11+02:00

irischan1135 irischan1135

15-04-2017

I think that Wiesel means that God created us and when the Jewish were hanged in the gallows in a metaphorical way so was God. (this is what i think so I'm sorry if I wasn't much help)

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