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In those years our arms embraced the whole world , our hearts and minds were alert and receptive to all the inner and outer phenomena in our lives . We attained the pinnacle of our mental development , of our ability to absorb and store ...
In those years our arms embraced the whole world , our hearts and minds were alert and receptive to all the inner and outer phenomena in our lives . We attained the pinnacle of our mental development , of our ability to absorb and store ...
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phase in our lives , and we have to learn how to act , even with a gentile woman . She is also being resettled . Sometimes the grandest apartment cannot take the place of a poor home when the home is taken away by force .
phase in our lives , and we have to learn how to act , even with a gentile woman . She is also being resettled . Sometimes the grandest apartment cannot take the place of a poor home when the home is taken away by force .
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I remember my dear mother falling at the feet of the old policeman and begging him to spare our lives . I felt a shattering inner shame at that sight . I knew that my mother loved life , but why did she have to humiliate herself to such ...
I remember my dear mother falling at the feet of the old policeman and begging him to spare our lives . I felt a shattering inner shame at that sight . I knew that my mother loved life , but why did she have to humiliate herself to such ...
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Preface | x |
BreadChava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
A Bunker in Lodz Sara ZeidofBeker | 67 |
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