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confiscated the entire stock of flour from the Rein brothers ' mill , which was the only one in the town . Everyone worried . My father feared that people might fail to fast properly because they had not eaten anything beforehand .
confiscated the entire stock of flour from the Rein brothers ' mill , which was the only one in the town . Everyone worried . My father feared that people might fail to fast properly because they had not eaten anything beforehand .
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This in itself was miraculous , for there were very few Jews who managed to sustain an Aryan cover for the entire duration of the war . Shortly after this incident Krakow was liberated , and we were free .
This in itself was miraculous , for there were very few Jews who managed to sustain an Aryan cover for the entire duration of the war . Shortly after this incident Krakow was liberated , and we were free .
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Katzenelson instructed us in the Prophets , and his teachings in particular left a permanent imprint on my entire life . There was an ongoing and fiery debate in all the ghettos at that time about the relative virtues of organizing an ...
Katzenelson instructed us in the Prophets , and his teachings in particular left a permanent imprint on my entire life . There was an ongoing and fiery debate in all the ghettos at that time about the relative virtues of organizing an ...
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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