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I'd be happy to help with that! In Wiesel's town of Sighet, two edicts that restricted Jewish people were:
1. The requirement to wear a yellow star: Jewish individuals were mandated to wear a yellow star of David on their clothing as a means of identification, separating them from the rest of the population.
2. Imposition of curfews: Jewish residents were subjected to strict curfews that restricted their movement and limited their ability to be out in public spaces during certain hours.
These edicts aimed to marginalize and control the Jewish population, imposing visible markers of their identity and restricting their freedoms. They were part of the systematic discrimination and persecution that Jewish people faced during that time.
