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When they begin transport out of Sighet, Elie finds himself thinking he would be better off without his father and the rest of his family.

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When they begin transport out of Sighet, Elie finds himself thinking he would be better off without his father and the rest of his family, is the true statement. Hence, option A is correct.

When leaving Sighet how many people were transported in each train?

In chapter 2, Elie, his family, and other ghetto Jews had all been driven out of Sighet. The Jews of Sighet are squeezed into each cattle car together with 80 other people. Elie claims that the conditions in the railway car are terrible.

In the days following the German invasion of Hungary from April 18–20, 1944, Sighet became the site of a ghetto. Around 14,000 Jews from Sighet and the surrounding villages lived in the ghetto. The whole Jewish population of Sighet was transported from there to Auschwitz.

Thus, option A is correct.

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