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Consider how information usually got reported during WWII; how might the world's shock at the war crimes be related to the ways that Wiesel described his community being unprepared for the reality of relocation because of the reports they received about the war ending soon? Seriously i need help with this

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The world was shocked at the scale of the war crimes the Nazis committed and this related to how Wiesel's community was unprepared because they didn't believe anyone could be so cruel.

How did the world react to Nazi war crimes?

When most people heard about how the Germans had massacred Jews and other groups, they were shocked and couldn't believe it was possible for humans to act that way.

This was the same reason why Wiesel's community was unprepared for relocation: they refused to believe Moshe the Beadle when he spoke of how cruel the Nazis were.

Find out more on Nazi War crimes at https://brainly.com/question/1509594

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