Preserved Evidence: Ghetto Lodz, Band 2H. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 1998 |
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... apartment was slammed in our face , we had no place to stay for the night . We began to wander up and down the streets of our childhood . Slowly the daylight began to fade away and we felt lost . We were hungry , but we had no money to ...
... apartment was slammed in our face , we had no place to stay for the night . We began to wander up and down the streets of our childhood . Slowly the daylight began to fade away and we felt lost . We were hungry , but we had no money to ...
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... apartment . When Kozak came back to the apartment the next morning , we asked him if his cousins Rochelka and Pola Baumac were safely back in Lodz . “ Of course , ” he said , surprised . " I should have thought of telling you myself ...
... apartment . When Kozak came back to the apartment the next morning , we asked him if his cousins Rochelka and Pola Baumac were safely back in Lodz . “ Of course , ” he said , surprised . " I should have thought of telling you myself ...
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... apartment , but she suggested that a neighbor across the courtyard might be able to let us use a room in his spacious apartment . I was disappointed ; I had wanted to stay among friends . Still , there was nothing I could do about it ...
... apartment , but she suggested that a neighbor across the courtyard might be able to let us use a room in his spacious apartment . I was disappointed ; I had wanted to stay among friends . Still , there was nothing I could do about it ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
The Marches | 448 |
To Go on Living | 503 |
Urheberrecht | |
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