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At the morning appel, several French doctors who were war prisoners came and
checked our frozen feet. We were told that those of us who wanted to could go to
the revier, but the doctors advised us in a whisper not to ask for it. Each morning ...
At the morning appel, several French doctors who were war prisoners came and
checked our frozen feet. We were told that those of us who wanted to could go to
the revier, but the doctors advised us in a whisper not to ask for it. Each morning ...
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appel on Fingerspitze — on our toes . We stood for hours. It started to rain but we
were not released. The rain turned to hail, and still we were standing . . . The SS
guard changed every half hour, but we weren't permitted even to change our ...
appel on Fingerspitze — on our toes . We stood for hours. It started to rain but we
were not released. The rain turned to hail, and still we were standing . . . The SS
guard changed every half hour, but we weren't permitted even to change our ...
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In the blink of an eye all the SS men scattered, racing for the shelters, and the
appel dissolved at last. With aching bodies we walked back to our barracks. As a
Shtubowa I was responsible for the girls' production. They had been set to work ...
In the blink of an eye all the SS men scattered, racing for the shelters, and the
appel dissolved at last. With aching bodies we walked back to our barracks. As a
Shtubowa I was responsible for the girls' production. They had been set to work ...
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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