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A SIDDUR IN AUSCHWITZ Golda Katz - Kibel Lask , Poland In 1942 Golda Katz was deported from her hometown of Lask to the Lodz ghetto , where she worked in several different workshops . She was deported to Auschwitz in 1944 and was placed ...
A SIDDUR IN AUSCHWITZ Golda Katz - Kibel Lask , Poland In 1942 Golda Katz was deported from her hometown of Lask to the Lodz ghetto , where she worked in several different workshops . She was deported to Auschwitz in 1944 and was placed ...
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ESCAPE FROM AUSCHWITZ Mala Zimetbaum Antwerp , Belgium This account is a compilation of the testimonies of several prisoners of Auschwitz , primarily that of Mala's cousin , Giza Weisblum , and the recordings of the Polish Jewish ...
ESCAPE FROM AUSCHWITZ Mala Zimetbaum Antwerp , Belgium This account is a compilation of the testimonies of several prisoners of Auschwitz , primarily that of Mala's cousin , Giza Weisblum , and the recordings of the Polish Jewish ...
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THE AUSCHWITZ REVOLT The following account of the Auschwitz revolt combines outside research by Anna Eibeshitz with the testimonies ofFajga Segal - Finkelstein ( Vilna , Poland ) , Mala Weinstein ( Brussels , Belgium ) , and Leah Gutman ...
THE AUSCHWITZ REVOLT The following account of the Auschwitz revolt combines outside research by Anna Eibeshitz with the testimonies ofFajga Segal - Finkelstein ( Vilna , Poland ) , Mala Weinstein ( Brussels , Belgium ) , and Leah Gutman ...
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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