What is the primary importance of the parable Wiesel tells at the beginning of his speech?

A It demonstrates the value of writing stories.

B It illustrates that historical events are inevitable.

C It explains how important memory is to Wiesel.

D It shows that one should never question God's judgment.

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Harold Farmer

28 March, 07:07

What is the primary importance of the parable Wiesel tells at the beginning of his speech?

A It demonstrates the value of writing stories.

B It illustrates that historical events are inevitable.

C It explains how important memory is to Wiesel.

D It shows that one should never question God's judgment.

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Madalyn Villanueva · Answer 1

the answer can either be choice b or choice d most likely d but who knows.

Gavyn Humphrey · Answer 2

C. It explains how important memory is to Wiesel.

People that do not know their history are doomed to repeat it, this si why it's so important for Wiesel that we all keep in our memory the fatal events of our past.

What is the primary importance of the parable Wiesel tells at the beginning of his speech?A It demonstrates the value of writing stories.B It illustrates that historical events are inevitable.C It explains how important memory is to Wiesel.D It shows that one should never question God's judgment.