Preserved Evidence: Ghetto Lodz, Band 2H. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 1998 |
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... carry corpses . Each morning we collected those who had died during the night . We carried them out on stretchers , then placed them on a pile of corpses . The bodies were taken away twice a week by truck to the crematorium . To load ...
... carry corpses . Each morning we collected those who had died during the night . We carried them out on stretchers , then placed them on a pile of corpses . The bodies were taken away twice a week by truck to the crematorium . To load ...
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... carried a symbol of an alphabetical letter , and were in close contact with the ghetto administration and with Rumkowski . In the beginning , Rumkowski did not mix in with the work and plans of the kibbutzim . He just issued orders to ...
... carried a symbol of an alphabetical letter , and were in close contact with the ghetto administration and with Rumkowski . In the beginning , Rumkowski did not mix in with the work and plans of the kibbutzim . He just issued orders to ...
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... carried out in complete secrecy , and we had to choose our people very carefully . Our meetings took place in several homes . Though our work incurred many hardships , the enthusiasm for it was greater than ever . Our gatherings took ...
... carried out in complete secrecy , and we had to choose our people very carefully . Our meetings took place in several homes . Though our work incurred many hardships , the enthusiasm for it was greater than ever . Our gatherings took ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
The Marches | 448 |
To Go on Living | 503 |
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