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The drugstore my father had gone to was only a block away , in the far corner of our building , yet I was frightened . From the moment he left , I did not move away from the window . All I kept thinking was that I should have gone with ...
The drugstore my father had gone to was only a block away , in the far corner of our building , yet I was frightened . From the moment he left , I did not move away from the window . All I kept thinking was that I should have gone with ...
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One day during this time my mother and I went to visit my father's workshop in a nearby building . As soon as we entered the courtyard , we were arrested by an SS man . He herded us to a corner of the street where a number of other ...
One day during this time my mother and I went to visit my father's workshop in a nearby building . As soon as we entered the courtyard , we were arrested by an SS man . He herded us to a corner of the street where a number of other ...
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My first act of membership was to move into the dormitory of the Hechalutz Center at 34 Dzielna Street , a building which housed many organized group activities . Although the Center was right across the street from my home , it was ...
My first act of membership was to move into the dormitory of the Hechalutz Center at 34 Dzielna Street , a building which housed many organized group activities . Although the Center was right across the street from my home , it was ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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