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The wind was so strong that I couldn't close the window , and I started to freeze . My mother was right in front of the open window , and I was afraid that she would catch pneumonia . What could I do ? I looked for things to cover her ...
The wind was so strong that I couldn't close the window , and I started to freeze . My mother was right in front of the open window , and I was afraid that she would catch pneumonia . What could I do ? I looked for things to cover her ...
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I went to consult a close and trustworthy friend of mine to ask him how I could get out of this predicament , but once more the hand of providence intervened . Only a short time later , the Gestapo made a surprise inspection in the shop ...
I went to consult a close and trustworthy friend of mine to ask him how I could get out of this predicament , but once more the hand of providence intervened . Only a short time later , the Gestapo made a surprise inspection in the shop ...
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My parents and I , along with some of my close relatives , were ordered to go with the following transport , and we stayed in the train station that night . The next morning was a regular springtime Monday , and the sun was shining ...
My parents and I , along with some of my close relatives , were ordered to go with the following transport , and we stayed in the train station that night . The next morning was a regular springtime Monday , and the sun was shining ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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