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After several days we learned that the block we were in was a solitary block which had been designated for scarlet fever and typhus patients . We had been brought here for experimentation . The Germans wanted to test how many of us ...
After several days we learned that the block we were in was a solitary block which had been designated for scarlet fever and typhus patients . We had been brought here for experimentation . The Germans wanted to test how many of us ...
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We had to walk a long way before we reached a block . We passed women sitting in front ... When we approached them , they told us that the blocks were swarming with lice and rats , adding , " And where there are lice there is typhus .
We had to walk a long way before we reached a block . We passed women sitting in front ... When we approached them , they told us that the blocks were swarming with lice and rats , adding , " And where there are lice there is typhus .
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smuggled out of the bunker of Block 11 , the infamous Auschwitz torture chamber where she was being held . It read : " I am prepared for every- thing . Now I know for sure that their end is near . Be strong ! Remember everything !
smuggled out of the bunker of Block 11 , the infamous Auschwitz torture chamber where she was being held . It read : " I am prepared for every- thing . Now I know for sure that their end is near . Be strong ! Remember everything !
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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