Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 255 Seiten |
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... Polish and nature studies , which I loved immensely . Arithmetic was the only subject I could not master without ... Polish pronunciation improved to such an extent that I sounded just like a non - Jewish Polish girl . I also looked like ...
... Polish and nature studies , which I loved immensely . Arithmetic was the only subject I could not master without ... Polish pronunciation improved to such an extent that I sounded just like a non - Jewish Polish girl . I also looked like ...
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... Polish lumberjacks stopped their work to ask me how I had gotten there . I told them that I had left home two days before in search of mushrooms and had lost my way . This prompted them to mention the date : it was October 31. I ...
... Polish lumberjacks stopped their work to ask me how I had gotten there . I told them that I had left home two days before in search of mushrooms and had lost my way . This prompted them to mention the date : it was October 31. I ...
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... Polish girls in town . " What we are going to disclose to you now , Stefin dear , must remain a secret , " she went on . " The superintendent at the police station who used to detain you is a friend of our family . He is waiting for the ...
... Polish girls in town . " What we are going to disclose to you now , Stefin dear , must remain a secret , " she went on . " The superintendent at the police station who used to detain you is a friend of our family . He is waiting for the ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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