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But we were not yet afraid of this , and that year on Purim we sat together around the table and sang Shoshanas Yaakov ( " The Rose of Jacob " ) and Arur Haman ( “ Cursed Be Haman " ) . Every single word that we sang so ardently carried ...
But we were not yet afraid of this , and that year on Purim we sat together around the table and sang Shoshanas Yaakov ( " The Rose of Jacob " ) and Arur Haman ( “ Cursed Be Haman " ) . Every single word that we sang so ardently carried ...
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Without wasting a moment I called Romek , and together we carried the professor into a horse - drawn carriage , informing him that for the duration of the ride he would assume the role of a hopelessly inebriated man .
Without wasting a moment I called Romek , and together we carried the professor into a horse - drawn carriage , informing him that for the duration of the ride he would assume the role of a hopelessly inebriated man .
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Although I worked for the general underground , many of the letters I carried were from Jews . After the war I tried to get in contact with the people to whom the letters were addressed , but I couldn't find even one .
Although I worked for the general underground , many of the letters I carried were from Jews . After the war I tried to get in contact with the people to whom the letters were addressed , but I couldn't find even one .
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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