Preserved Evidence: Ghetto Lodz, Band 2H. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 1998 |
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... give up her baby , but she refused to listen . She knew where she was going , yet she could not bring herself to abandon her baby in the last minutes of its life . Guta Jakubowicz - Ross At Auschwitz we arrived a complete family ...
... give up her baby , but she refused to listen . She knew where she was going , yet she could not bring herself to abandon her baby in the last minutes of its life . Guta Jakubowicz - Ross At Auschwitz we arrived a complete family ...
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... give up the " guilty ” party , but we remained silent . The hours dragged . We stood freezing in the bitter cold ; the guards continued to change every half - hour . Each new guard demanded that we give out the names of the culprits ...
... give up the " guilty ” party , but we remained silent . The hours dragged . We stood freezing in the bitter cold ; the guards continued to change every half - hour . Each new guard demanded that we give out the names of the culprits ...
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... give him my portion . I asked for soup or a portion of bread , but he refused . We began to wrestle . He was stronger and grabbed my cigarettes . From then on he waited for me , and each time I came to barter he snatched my cigarettes ...
... give him my portion . I asked for soup or a portion of bread , but he refused . We began to wrestle . He was stronger and grabbed my cigarettes . From then on he waited for me , and each time I came to barter he snatched my cigarettes ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
The Marches | 448 |
To Go on Living | 503 |
Urheberrecht | |
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