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I remember how , during all our years in the ghetto , she used to sit near the huge front window , staring blindly into the distance . We knew what she was seeing in her mind's eye ; we read it in the anguish on her face , in the look ...
I remember how , during all our years in the ghetto , she used to sit near the huge front window , staring blindly into the distance . We knew what she was seeing in her mind's eye ; we read it in the anguish on her face , in the look ...
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Most of the time when my father or brother had had to go out into the street , I would walk halfa block in front of them to make sure there were no trucks and that they were not heading into a trap . The Nazis were looking for men at ...
Most of the time when my father or brother had had to go out into the street , I would walk halfa block in front of them to make sure there were no trucks and that they were not heading into a trap . The Nazis were looking for men at ...
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Two soldiers dressed in heavy fur coats were guarding our wagon , and during that entire day of inching backward and forward they amused themselves by eating in front of us and drinking cognac . After a while the train began to move ...
Two soldiers dressed in heavy fur coats were guarding our wagon , and during that entire day of inching backward and forward they amused themselves by eating in front of us and drinking cognac . After a while the train began to move ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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