Preserved Evidence: Ghetto Lodz, Band 2H. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 1998 |
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... Russians were on their heels . The murderers had not had the time to investigate where we were hiding . They didn't ... Russian soldiers took our word , provided him with civilian clothes , and let him go free . Yisroel Leibish I was ...
... Russians were on their heels . The murderers had not had the time to investigate where we were hiding . They didn't ... Russian soldiers took our word , provided him with civilian clothes , and let him go free . Yisroel Leibish I was ...
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... Russian invasion . We believed that the Germans would withdraw any day and we would be free . But our hopes began to evaporate when we learned that the Germans were about to send us to another Lager . Twenty percent of us went into ...
... Russian invasion . We believed that the Germans would withdraw any day and we would be free . But our hopes began to evaporate when we learned that the Germans were about to send us to another Lager . Twenty percent of us went into ...
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... Russians had marched in , I forced myself down from my bunk . Through the window I saw a Russian tank and people were dancing around it . The Russian soldier who manned the tank was happy that he was the one who had liberated us . He ...
... Russians had marched in , I forced myself down from my bunk . Through the window I saw a Russian tank and people were dancing around it . The Russian soldier who manned the tank was happy that he was the one who had liberated us . He ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
The Marches | 448 |
To Go on Living | 503 |
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