Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 255 Seiten |
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... Frau Perlmutt above suspicion , I remembered that she was very kind . Her little talk might have been a warning to me that I was suspected of being Jewish and should act more carefully . If Frau Perlmutt expected to get any reply from ...
... Frau Perlmutt above suspicion , I remembered that she was very kind . Her little talk might have been a warning to me that I was suspected of being Jewish and should act more carefully . If Frau Perlmutt expected to get any reply from ...
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... Frau Perlmutt that she too could do with a girl like me and that she would take me if Frau Perlmutt no longer wanted me . But Frau Perlmutt was not willing to give me up yet and said , “ She works like a machine once switched on ...
... Frau Perlmutt that she too could do with a girl like me and that she would take me if Frau Perlmutt no longer wanted me . But Frau Perlmutt was not willing to give me up yet and said , “ She works like a machine once switched on ...
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... Frau Perlmutt had told me about those Jewish people from Leipzig . How they must have suffered ! At the time , I had not wanted to know and must have appeared indifferent to Frau Perlmutt . Now , almost fifty years later , I feel the ...
... Frau Perlmutt had told me about those Jewish people from Leipzig . How they must have suffered ! At the time , I had not wanted to know and must have appeared indifferent to Frau Perlmutt . Now , almost fifty years later , I feel the ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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