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THE TRIAL Jonah Emanuel Amsterdam , Holland My mother and I were interned in one of the “ family camps in Bergen - Belsen , which were designated for Jews holding foreign passports . On Tisha B'Avof 1944 , the entire camp was punished ...
THE TRIAL Jonah Emanuel Amsterdam , Holland My mother and I were interned in one of the “ family camps in Bergen - Belsen , which were designated for Jews holding foreign passports . On Tisha B'Avof 1944 , the entire camp was punished ...
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She followed her cousin's activities in the camp closely and witnessed her escape and her tragic death . Waclaw Kielar , the Polish witness , also knew Mala in Auschwitz , although he was closer to Edward Galinski .
She followed her cousin's activities in the camp closely and witnessed her escape and her tragic death . Waclaw Kielar , the Polish witness , also knew Mala in Auschwitz , although he was closer to Edward Galinski .
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She also kept an extensive watch over everything that went on in the camp . Because she had access to the rooms where documents were stored , she was able to gather bits of information about developments in the outside world .
She also kept an extensive watch over everything that went on in the camp . Because she had access to the rooms where documents were stored , she was able to gather bits of information about developments in the outside world .
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
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