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And there was this other , dreadful thing weighing on us -- how would we be able to look into Mother's eyes ? How would we dare tell her about Branulka ? Mother's condition actually did improve , and finally my brother was allowed to ...
And there was this other , dreadful thing weighing on us -- how would we be able to look into Mother's eyes ? How would we dare tell her about Branulka ? Mother's condition actually did improve , and finally my brother was allowed to ...
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Because of the Sheiss Kommando's ability to move freely among the camps without suspicion , we were able to give assistance to many of the inmates in very unique ways . We relayed information whenever we could , sending regards from the ...
Because of the Sheiss Kommando's ability to move freely among the camps without suspicion , we were able to give assistance to many of the inmates in very unique ways . We relayed information whenever we could , sending regards from the ...
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Then I asked him if he was able to work for the enemy with a clear conscience , knowing that his friends and brothers were fighting them . He looked at me wordlessly and left . The next day one of the overseers called me into his office ...
Then I asked him if he was able to work for the enemy with a clear conscience , knowing that his friends and brothers were fighting them . He looked at me wordlessly and left . The next day one of the overseers called me into his office ...
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In The Ghettos | x |
A Brief SpringSara SelverUrbach | 21 |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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able activities apartment arrived Aryan asked Auschwitz became began block bread brother brought building called camp carried close clothing continued danger death decided deported door entire escape eyes face factory father fear felt finally followed forced friends front gave Germans ghetto girls give given guard hand happened head heard heart hiding hope hospital Jewish Jews knew later learned leave lives looked Mala marched mind morning mother move Nazis needed never night once organized passed person Polish prisoners quickly reached received remained remember sent side sister soon soup stand stay stood streets suffering taken talk tell thought told took town train tried turned underground waiting walked wanted window woman women workers young
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Band 1 Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz |
| Herausgeber | Yehoshuʻa Aibeshits, Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz |
| Übersetzt von | Yehoshuʻa Aibeshits, Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz |
| Verlag | Remember, 1993 |
| ISBN | 0932351441, 9780932351449 |
| Länge | 248 Seiten |
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