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The young man sent a message to his brother not to follow their father , just to say
goodbye , for neither of them would ever see their father again . The brother
complied . The man had saved his brother's life , but he could not save his own .
The young man sent a message to his brother not to follow their father , just to say
goodbye , for neither of them would ever see their father again . The brother
complied . The man had saved his brother's life , but he could not save his own .
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Avrom Berger In April 28 , 1945 , my brother and I were chosen to join a group of
two hundred healthy men to dig trenches in the mountains , Tyrol . We were
packed like sardines into open cattle wagons . The train moved very slowly
amidst ...
Avrom Berger In April 28 , 1945 , my brother and I were chosen to join a group of
two hundred healthy men to dig trenches in the mountains , Tyrol . We were
packed like sardines into open cattle wagons . The train moved very slowly
amidst ...
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Ghetto Lodz Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz. chevrernan ( troublemaker ) , the Jewish
overseer who had given me a beating in the camp ) and taken away my
cigarettes . He was walking with his younger brother . I approached them and
said , “ Get ...
Ghetto Lodz Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz. chevrernan ( troublemaker ) , the Jewish
overseer who had given me a beating in the camp ) and taken away my
cigarettes . He was walking with his younger brother . I approached them and
said , “ Get ...
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To Go on Living | 503 |
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