Preserved Evidence: Ghetto Lodz, Band 2H. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 1998 |
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... tears . She could not forgive herself for leaving the ghetto . She had been sure that she was going to Germany . Had she known she was going to Auschwitz , she would not have left . In Auschwitz the Canada people welcomed us with ...
... tears . She could not forgive herself for leaving the ghetto . She had been sure that she was going to Germany . Had she known she was going to Auschwitz , she would not have left . In Auschwitz the Canada people welcomed us with ...
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... tears broke loose . For four weeks I could not stop crying . I bewailed my family . My younger brother , who had been killed just days before our liberation , had survived hunger , typhus , and slave labor . But he fell from a bullet ...
... tears broke loose . For four weeks I could not stop crying . I bewailed my family . My younger brother , who had been killed just days before our liberation , had survived hunger , typhus , and slave labor . But he fell from a bullet ...
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... tears . After a while we wiped each other's tears and started to walk . But we had no place to go to . The home of our happy childhood was gone . Our family was gone . Our past was wiped out . We walked for while in silence . Then we ...
... tears . After a while we wiped each other's tears and started to walk . But we had no place to go to . The home of our happy childhood was gone . Our family was gone . Our past was wiped out . We walked for while in silence . Then we ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
The Marches | 448 |
To Go on Living | 503 |
Urheberrecht | |
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