The Devil's ArithmeticScholastic, 1988 - 170 Seiten Hannah resents stories of her Jewish heritage and of the past until, when opening the door during a Passover Seder, she finds herself in Poland during World War II where she experiences the horrors of a concentration camp, and learns why she-- and we--need to remember the past. |
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... shouted the last word . " You don't have to remember them . " Hannah's pa- tience was wearing thin . " You're supposed to read them . From the Haggadah . " " What if I can't read it right ? ” Hannah began to sigh , caught herself , and ...
... shouted the last word . " You don't have to remember them . " Hannah's pa- tience was wearing thin . " You're supposed to read them . From the Haggadah . " " What if I can't read it right ? ” Hannah began to sigh , caught herself , and ...
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... shouted at the TV , holding up his left arm to the set . The sleeve of his shirt was rolled up above the elbow . The photograph of a Nazi colonel , standing sharply at attention , flashed by . " I'll give them this ! " Aunt Eva was ...
... shouted at the TV , holding up his left arm to the set . The sleeve of his shirt was rolled up above the elbow . The photograph of a Nazi colonel , standing sharply at attention , flashed by . " I'll give them this ! " Aunt Eva was ...
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... shouted , " In America ! " " And Krakow is in Siberia . I get it . A joke to help me forget about my marriage fears . ” He laughed . “ Lub- lin in America and Krakow in Siberia . Though dear Gitl would say it most certainly is that far ...
... shouted , " In America ! " " And Krakow is in Siberia . I get it . A joke to help me forget about my marriage fears . ” He laughed . “ Lub- lin in America and Krakow in Siberia . Though dear Gitl would say it most certainly is that far ...
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