both wiesels all rivers run to the sea and spiegelmans maus relate events of the holocaust\nfrom a jewish…

both wiesels all rivers run to the sea and spiegelmans maus relate events of the holocaust\nfrom a jewish survivors perspective.\nusing the third - person point of view.\nby retelling the experiences of friends.\nthrough the eyes of their fathers.

both wiesels all rivers run to the sea and spiegelmans maus relate events of the holocaust\nfrom a jewish survivors perspective.\nusing the third - person point of view.\nby retelling the experiences of friends.\nthrough the eyes of their fathers.

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Elie Wiesel was a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust, and his memoir All Rivers Run to the Sea details his experiences. Art Spiegelman's Maus is a graphic novel where he interviews his father (a Jewish Holocaust survivor) to tell the story. So both works are from a Jewish survivor's perspective. All Rivers Run to the Sea is in first - person (Wiesel's own story), so the third - person option is wrong. They are not about friends' experiences (they are about their own or their father's for Spiegelman). And All Rivers Run to the Sea is Wiesel's own story, not through his father's eyes.

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from a Jewish survivor's perspective.