Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 255 Seiten |
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... Poland has not perished yet , as long as we are still alive . " I reminded my interrogator that Poland had already perished . ALONE IN THE FOREST He translated my comment , which 128 ALONE IN THE FOREST.
... Poland has not perished yet , as long as we are still alive . " I reminded my interrogator that Poland had already perished . ALONE IN THE FOREST He translated my comment , which 128 ALONE IN THE FOREST.
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... Poland . Sometimes , I wondered if the war was really over . For those murderers killing was not a sin as long as they could hold on to the things that did not really belong to them . I befriended two girls , Bella and Reginka , with ...
... Poland . Sometimes , I wondered if the war was really over . For those murderers killing was not a sin as long as they could hold on to the things that did not really belong to them . I befriended two girls , Bella and Reginka , with ...
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... Poland . Though a great risk was involved , my eagerness to get out of Poland was immense ; I decided to take the chance . Bella's father handed me a small parcel just before we arrived at the railway station near the Czech border . He ...
... Poland . Though a great risk was involved , my eagerness to get out of Poland was immense ; I decided to take the chance . Bella's father handed me a small parcel just before we arrived at the railway station near the Czech border . He ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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