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On Sabbath mornings my friends and I , accompanied occasionally by Miss Zelicka , would set out on a long walk to Maryshin , the sight of the youth farm , and there ...
On Sabbath mornings my friends and I , accompanied occasionally by Miss Zelicka , would set out on a long walk to Maryshin , the sight of the youth farm , and there ...
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She then went to Tzyvia Lubetkin , one of my friends in the kibbutz , to ask her to intervene . Tzyvia came and insisted that I was allowed to eat because it was pikuach nefesh , an emergency measure necessary for survival , and so I ...
She then went to Tzyvia Lubetkin , one of my friends in the kibbutz , to ask her to intervene . Tzyvia came and insisted that I was allowed to eat because it was pikuach nefesh , an emergency measure necessary for survival , and so I ...
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During the first days of our arrival my friends and I volunteered to fetch the soup kettles , but after a short time we were too weak to do it . There were days when we did not eat , only because there was no one with enough strength to ...
During the first days of our arrival my friends and I volunteered to fetch the soup kettles , but after a short time we were too weak to do it . There were days when we did not eat , only because there was no one with enough strength to ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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