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We were counted, then marched back into the camp and assigned to different
barracks. My barracks number was 26. At the entrance to the barracks we were
met by several women in civilian clothing. Two of them seemed nice, but the
others ...
We were counted, then marched back into the camp and assigned to different
barracks. My barracks number was 26. At the entrance to the barracks we were
met by several women in civilian clothing. Two of them seemed nice, but the
others ...
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Life in the barracks was a chain of maniacal rapidity, hunger, cold, and nervous
tension. We were rushed from place to place, assembled, counted and recounted
, all without any constructive purpose, and even at the end of the first day, many ...
Life in the barracks was a chain of maniacal rapidity, hunger, cold, and nervous
tension. We were rushed from place to place, assembled, counted and recounted
, all without any constructive purpose, and even at the end of the first day, many ...
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When we returned to the barracks, we could smell in the air that some sort of
disaster awaited us, and we realized a bit too late that we had been tricked. The
German block chief began yelling at us barbarically, demanding to know where
we ...
When we returned to the barracks, we could smell in the air that some sort of
disaster awaited us, and we realized a bit too late that we had been tricked. The
German block chief began yelling at us barbarically, demanding to know where
we ...
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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