My Son- My Son-: A ChronicleH. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 2007 - 543 Seiten |
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... realized that the grief over the loss of my mother extended beyond me . I wanted to comfort her . I wanted to say ... realized my silent commitment . And though I was still frozen from the sudden shock , I understood her now . For the ...
... realized that the grief over the loss of my mother extended beyond me . I wanted to comfort her . I wanted to say ... realized my silent commitment . And though I was still frozen from the sudden shock , I understood her now . For the ...
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... realized my fear , for he grabbed me by the hair and started to pull me . I knew I couldn't hold on much longer . It ... realize that I was the one pulled in . When she saw me , she jumped up and embraced me . All passengers were ...
... realized my fear , for he grabbed me by the hair and started to pull me . I knew I couldn't hold on much longer . It ... realize that I was the one pulled in . When she saw me , she jumped up and embraced me . All passengers were ...
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... realized that my action was an accomplishment of the Nazi murderers . Their aim was to turn us into animals , to make us lose our character , to make us hate ourselves for our behavior , and to bring us to a state of insanity before our ...
... realized that my action was an accomplishment of the Nazi murderers . Their aim was to turn us into animals , to make us lose our character , to make us hate ourselves for our behavior , and to bring us to a state of insanity before our ...
Inhalt
World War II | 48 |
Children of the Ghetto | 112 |
The Sperre Nightmare | 168 |
Urheberrecht | |
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