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My heart would not allow me to enter our apartment; and the doorman's daughter,
who lived there, would not have let me in. Later, I sued them in court to get the
apartment back, but my claim was rejected. Here you have the reason why I am ...
My heart would not allow me to enter our apartment; and the doorman's daughter,
who lived there, would not have let me in. Later, I sued them in court to get the
apartment back, but my claim was rejected. Here you have the reason why I am ...
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Our gatherings took place mostly in the same private apartment, and we had to
be careful not to arouse suspicion. Into the apartment we entered one by one,
and we left one by one; during the meeting one of us kept watch outside.
Although ...
Our gatherings took place mostly in the same private apartment, and we had to
be careful not to arouse suspicion. Into the apartment we entered one by one,
and we left one by one; during the meeting one of us kept watch outside.
Although ...
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At first we moved to my grandparents' apartment. When my grandmother wept
and wailed and doubted we'd be able to survive without any money or property,
my father answered: "The soul is the essence! The souls have been preserved,
and ...
At first we moved to my grandparents' apartment. When my grandmother wept
and wailed and doubted we'd be able to survive without any money or property,
my father answered: "The soul is the essence! The souls have been preserved,
and ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
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To Go on Living | 503 |
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