They Called Me Frau AnnaCIS Publishers, 1990 - 331 Seiten Memoirs of the author's experiences as an Orthodox Jewish woman in Poland hiding herself and her two children from capture by the Nazis. Using false identification papers, she moved from one town to another, finally settling in Krakow as housekeeper for a high-ranking Nazi official, where she remained with her children until they were liberated by the Russians in 1945. After the war they emigrated to Israel. |
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... Nazi official who is eventually imprisoned as a war criminal . After earning the respect of Sopp and his wife Toni , she is allowed to bring her children to stay with her , but her harrowing experiences continue , taking on a new ...
... Nazi official who is eventually imprisoned as a war criminal . After earning the respect of Sopp and his wife Toni , she is allowed to bring her children to stay with her , but her harrowing experiences continue , taking on a new ...
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... Nazi wearing a uniform with the sym- bol of the swastika showered me with an endless barrage of questions . Mainly , they were concerened why I had come with my sister to Berlin . I told the truth - that we had come to collect the rent ...
... Nazi wearing a uniform with the sym- bol of the swastika showered me with an endless barrage of questions . Mainly , they were concerened why I had come with my sister to Berlin . I told the truth - that we had come to collect the rent ...
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... Nazi past he did not want me to come to him , so that the people in his town , who knew him well , would not begin to take an interest in his connection with me ; after all , such an interest could damage his standing . But because of ...
... Nazi past he did not want me to come to him , so that the people in his town , who knew him well , would not begin to take an interest in his connection with me ; after all , such an interest could damage his standing . But because of ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 13 |
Preface | 19 |
The Rebbe of Radomsk | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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