Who is the father of Eliezer Wiesel?

Eliezer Wiesel’s father is Chlomo Wiesel, a central figure in Elie’s memoir "Night." Chlomo represents not only Elie’s biological connection but also serves as a symbol of familial bonds and survival amid the atrocities of the Holocaust. Throughout the narrative, the relationship between Elie and his father is pivotal; it illustrates the struggles they face together and the emotional weight of their experiences. Chlomo’s character embodies love, sacrifice, and the profound impact that the bond between father and son has on Eliezer’s will to survive, making him a crucial element of Wiesel's story. The other figures mentioned do not share the same familial relationship with Elie.