Preserved Evidence: Ghetto Lodz, Band 2H. Eibeshitz Institute for Holocaust Studies, 1998 |
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... policeman opened the door . I was so stunned that I didn't immediately connect his presence with my own predicament , nor did I heed Aunt Hanushka's desperate signals . When the policeman asked for my name , I unwittingly gave it . Only ...
... policeman opened the door . I was so stunned that I didn't immediately connect his presence with my own predicament , nor did I heed Aunt Hanushka's desperate signals . When the policeman asked for my name , I unwittingly gave it . Only ...
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... policeman escorting a child who carried a knapsack . They all knew what it meant ; they were accustomed to seeing people led away , often entire families - but a child alone was a rare sight . When we neared the hospital , I begged the ...
... policeman escorting a child who carried a knapsack . They all knew what it meant ; they were accustomed to seeing people led away , often entire families - but a child alone was a rare sight . When we neared the hospital , I begged the ...
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... policeman who took the report claimed that it was too early to take any actions . It was only a half a day since Mirka was missing . He tried to calm us by saying that she most probably met a boy and is having a good time causing us ...
... policeman who took the report claimed that it was too early to take any actions . It was only a half a day since Mirka was missing . He tried to calm us by saying that she most probably met a boy and is having a good time causing us ...
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Auschwitz | 377 |
The Marches | 448 |
To Go on Living | 503 |
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able already apartment arrived asked Aunt Auschwitz barracks became began block body bread brother called camp carried chance child cold continued dead death decided deportation door escape eyes face factory Father feel fell felt finally five followed forced friends gave Germans ghetto girls ground hand happened head heard heart hospital hundred hunger inmates Jewish Jews knew labor later learned leave live Lodz looked meet mind morning Mother moved never night noticed once opened ordered passed person prisoners ration reached received remained remember returned selection sent sick side sister soon soup standing stay step stood stopped streets suddenly suffering thought thousand told took train transport tried turned wagon waiting walk wanted weeks women young