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I was afraid they would send her to the sick bay , the " hospital ” whose name was
synonymous with death . Some of our neighbors on the bunk advised me to
abandon her , as she assuredly had tuberculosis and would soon die . I listened
...
I was afraid they would send her to the sick bay , the " hospital ” whose name was
synonymous with death . Some of our neighbors on the bunk advised me to
abandon her , as she assuredly had tuberculosis and would soon die . I listened
...
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They sent all of us on a death march . I survived the march by fleeing the column .
This was one more in a series of miraculous flights from death which had begun
with our confinement in the Vilna ghetto . I had withstood hunger , deportations ...
They sent all of us on a death march . I survived the march by fleeing the column .
This was one more in a series of miraculous flights from death which had begun
with our confinement in the Vilna ghetto . I had withstood hunger , deportations ...
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The strength began to seep out of us almost visibly , and the revier became
overcrowded . We were enveloped in fear and depression and felt that the end of
our journey was near , that when we left this camp we would meet death on the
road .
The strength began to seep out of us almost visibly , and the revier became
overcrowded . We were enveloped in fear and depression and felt that the end of
our journey was near , that when we left this camp we would meet death on the
road .
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Preface | viii |
Stolen Years Sara PlagerZyskind | 17 |
On The Aryan Side | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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