These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... Father was informed of our new whereabouts . He had gotten the British consulate in Vilno to stamp a visa on the family passport . All that remained was for us to go to Vilno , join Father , and board the first available vessel leaving ...
... Father was informed of our new whereabouts . He had gotten the British consulate in Vilno to stamp a visa on the family passport . All that remained was for us to go to Vilno , join Father , and board the first available vessel leaving ...
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... Father remained unaware of our fate . As soon as he was given writing privileges , he wrote to us at Bialystok . Mother had also written to our former landlady , so she was able to immediately forward Father's letters to us in Komi and ...
... Father remained unaware of our fate . As soon as he was given writing privileges , he wrote to us at Bialystok . Mother had also written to our former landlady , so she was able to immediately forward Father's letters to us in Komi and ...
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... Father immediately set about trying to bring us over . But because Mother was afraid to write that we were prevented by a Polish bureaucrat from leaving Komi ( all letters were censored ) , Father assumed that we were being held back by ...
... Father immediately set about trying to bring us over . But because Mother was afraid to write that we were prevented by a Polish bureaucrat from leaving Komi ( all letters were censored ) , Father assumed that we were being held back by ...
Inhalt
A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
1 | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Aix-les-Bains arrived asked aunt Aviv became Bialystok Bnei Brak border bread brother building Bytom Bytów Chaviva child coal decided door Drabics Estherka Father fear felt friends gentile Germans ghetto girls Gisella guards Halina hand Ihrka Israel jerrycans Jewish children Jews joined kibbutz Kiddush Hashem knew Komi Kortkeros later leave Lederman Lithuanian lived located Lodz looked Malkinia Maryshia Masha matzos Moshe Mother moved never night NKVD Olkhovatka orphanage orphans Osiny Palestine parents passport Photograph courtesy Poland police potatoes Rabbi Rabbi Pogrimanski Rachelka railroad refugees relatives remember returned river Rossosh Russian Ruzia Sabbath sister snow soldiers someone soon Soviet Union started stay stop street Tel Aviv tion told took town train station trip truck turned Vaad Hatzalah Victor Vilno Vorkuta waiting Wajdziks walked wanted Warsaw Winkelstein Wlodawa woman Yehudah yeshivah