Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Band 2Remember, 1994 |
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... begged the driver to take me to any inexpensive hotel . We drove from one to the next , but all were completely booked , filled with German soldiers and officials . The driver finally refused to take me any further . I paid him from the ...
... begged the driver to take me to any inexpensive hotel . We drove from one to the next , but all were completely booked , filled with German soldiers and officials . The driver finally refused to take me any further . I paid him from the ...
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... begged them to let me stay , because I had gotten used to them and liked them . I remember how hard this was for me . I'll see what I can do . " ... And he kept his promise . Manya Notik was not deported . Perhaps Mrs. Reiches had not ...
... begged them to let me stay , because I had gotten used to them and liked them . I remember how hard this was for me . I'll see what I can do . " ... And he kept his promise . Manya Notik was not deported . Perhaps Mrs. Reiches had not ...
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... begged assistance from a Jewish woman doctor who treated children in the block of the Mischlinge , the children of mixed Jewish - Aryan marriages . The doctor came , but she could not examine Moyshele well because it was too cold to ...
... begged assistance from a Jewish woman doctor who treated children in the block of the Mischlinge , the children of mixed Jewish - Aryan marriages . The doctor came , but she could not examine Moyshele well because it was too cold to ...
Inhalt
Preface | viii |
A Note on the Translation 12 | xii |
In The Ghettos 1 Stolen Years Sara PlagerZyskind | 17 |
Urheberrecht | |
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asked Aunt Hanushka Auschwitz baby barracks bathhouse began begged Birkenau block bread burst child clothes cold concentration camps crematoria daughter death Demblin deportation door dress eyes face factory Father fear felt finally front gas chambers gave Germans Gestapo ghetto girl hand happened head heard heart Hela Hela's hide Holocaust hospital hunger husband inmates Jewish Jews Judenelteste Judenrat Kapos knew labor labor camp lager later latrine leave live Lodz Lodz ghetto looked Majdanek morning mother Nazis never night once overseer passed Pilev Plaszow Polish prisoners pushed ration returned revier Riga roll call Rumkowski Salek selection sick sister-in-law Sonderkommando soon soup stood storm troopers suddenly survived Szczerbinski tears tell thought told took transport tried turned Uncle Abraham Vilna ghetto voice wagon walked wanted Warsaw woman women workshop young