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When I saw what Zosia was trying to do, I was filled with hatred. For the use of my
coat, she was prepared to let me die. She was not even a German! She was only
a Polish slave being taken to Germany for forced labor! I was quite prepared to ...
When I saw what Zosia was trying to do, I was filled with hatred. For the use of my
coat, she was prepared to let me die. She was not even a German! She was only
a Polish slave being taken to Germany for forced labor! I was quite prepared to ...
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ALONE IN THE FOREST at Zosia, calling her warjatka again. She suddenly
appeared greatly agitated and very surprised at my courage— something she
could not have visualized earlier, especially coming from a Jewish girl. All of a
sudden, ...
ALONE IN THE FOREST at Zosia, calling her warjatka again. She suddenly
appeared greatly agitated and very surprised at my courage— something she
could not have visualized earlier, especially coming from a Jewish girl. All of a
sudden, ...
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The guard from the train sat down on a chair next to me and asked me what I had
to say about Zosia's accusation. Not showing that I was in the least bit concerned,
I gathered all the strength I still had in me, thinking that this was the last time I ...
The guard from the train sat down on a chair next to me and asked me what I had
to say about Zosia's accusation. Not showing that I was in the least bit concerned,
I gathered all the strength I still had in me, thinking that this was the last time I ...
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Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
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