How does Elie Wiesel create suspense in the expert of chapter two?

In Night, Elie Wiesel uses foreshadowing to increase tension, but also to give the reader a sense of dread. He does this through the various incidents and statements made by people in Sighet, the narrator's hometown, and he also uses the visions of Mrs.

Both Enrico Fermi and Marie Curie were people devoted to physics, recognized by their contributions on the field of radioactivity. Both gave lectures on several colleges - Fermi lectured on prestigious amercian universities, while Curie did too on european universities for poor students.

Fermi based most of his work on previous experiments in which Curie was a major participant. Curie discovered high activity in several elements, such as polonium, uranium, radium. Fermi focused on artificial radioactivity produced by neutrons.

Both Fermi and Curie are Nobel Prize winners - Fermi was awarded with the Nobel Prize for Physics, and Curie was awarded with the Nobel Prize for Physics and the Nobel Prize for Chemistry.