In Night, why was Moshe the Beadle forced to leave Sighet by Hungarian police?

He studied the cabbala, which made him stand out among the Jews of Sighet.

He spoke the truth, which drove the Hungarian police to expel him from Sighet.

He was poor, and Jews who did not own their own homes were the first forced to leave.

He was not originally from Sighet, and Jews who were foreigners were the first Jews deported.

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Leonard Newman

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8 December, 08:21

In Night, why was Moshe the Beadle forced to leave Sighet by Hungarian police?

He studied the cabbala, which made him stand out among the Jews of Sighet.

He spoke the truth, which drove the Hungarian police to expel him from Sighet.

He was poor, and Jews who did not own their own homes were the first forced to leave.

He was not originally from Sighet, and Jews who were foreigners were the first Jews deported.

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Belinda Rosales · Answer 1

Answer: He was not originally from Sighet, and Jews who were foreigners

Explanation: In "Night" by Elie Wiesel, the narrator states that Moishe the Beadle was forced to leave Sighet by Hungarian police because he was not originally from Sighet, and Jews who were foreigners were the first Jews deported. All the foreign Jews were "crammed into cattle cars" by the Hungarian police. Moishe the Beadle was the man who spoke to him for hours about the revelations and mysteries of the Kabbalah, beginning the narrator's initiation.