I just found proof that Elie Wiesel spoke Serbo-Croat (the language used in Serbia and Croatia). In the ABC video on the internet "Elie Wiesel visits Bosnia" a man on his right at 3.20 mins speaks to him in Serbo-Croat without a translator.

The video shown on the internet "Elie Wiesel Comes Home" is a video of "Elie Wiesel" talking to a native Hungarian. The Hungarian talks a lot and "Elie Wiesel" just makes short comments, which Hungarian commenters on the site confirm show that he is talking like from a ...

"We cannot make sweeping statements about accents without more detailed knowledge and the opinions of people qualified to judge. " As an Englishmen I have been well used to judging accents for the whole of my life as there are so many different accents here, This without any professional o...

"No one but you has said he spoke English with a Serbian accent. You don't offer any concrete proof about accents. It's time you gave up." Is this a logical argument? Must something be said by more than one person to be true? In actual fact, there are several Hungarians who have posted tha...

"Your theories are knocked down since they are solely based on this card."

My theories are not based on this card but on the fact that "Elie Wiesel" spoke English with a Serbian accent. How could he have done this if he was not Serbian?

If "Elie Wiesel" is not Serbian, then what nationality is he? I used to spend a lot of time in Hungary, and the Hungarians have a completely different language and accent. Someone I knew well in Budapest was a builder from Novi Sad in Serbia. When I compared how he and "Elie Wiesel&qu...

The most strange thing about “Elie Wiesel” is that he speaks English with a Serbian accent and cannot speak Hungarian. The real Wiesel was supposed to have come from a Hungarian speaking part of Romania. On the internet there is an entry card for “Elie Wiesel” from the Yugoslavian embassy in Paris, ...