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... suspicious , and so I did the opposite ; I walked close by her , relying on the
premise that she would never suspect a Jewish girl from Krakow of the audacity
of taking her life in her hands by walking around freely on the Aryan side of the
city .
... suspicious , and so I did the opposite ; I walked close by her , relying on the
premise that she would never suspect a Jewish girl from Krakow of the audacity
of taking her life in her hands by walking around freely on the Aryan side of the
city .
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I too learned to handle weapons ; the suitcase under my bed on the Aryan side
contained the first stockpile of weapons reserved for the organized fighting
division in the ghetto . I was now living mostly on the Aryan side , but after each
journey ...
I too learned to handle weapons ; the suitcase under my bed on the Aryan side
contained the first stockpile of weapons reserved for the organized fighting
division in the ghetto . I was now living mostly on the Aryan side , but after each
journey ...
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My father worked on the Aryan side as an electrician . The last time I saw him was
at his place of work in the vicinity of Praga , on the other side of the Vistula River .
He gave me the silverware he had succeeded in smuggling out of our ...
My father worked on the Aryan side as an electrician . The last time I saw him was
at his place of work in the vicinity of Praga , on the other side of the Vistula River .
He gave me the silverware he had succeeded in smuggling out of our ...
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In The Ghettos | x |
A Brief SpringSara SelverUrbach | 21 |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
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