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I remember one incident in which he behaved most “ politely " : rather than
pummeling a number of workers to death , he merely wounded them in the head ,
and since they had benefited from his fit of liberality , he later looted their homes .
I remember one incident in which he behaved most “ politely " : rather than
pummeling a number of workers to death , he merely wounded them in the head ,
and since they had benefited from his fit of liberality , he later looted their homes .
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A few days later a lager curfew was called , which meant that every prisoner was
confined to his block and could not even go out to the latrine . Right after the
morning appel , a group of SS men and women arrived . We had no idea that
there ...
A few days later a lager curfew was called , which meant that every prisoner was
confined to his block and could not even go out to the latrine . Right after the
morning appel , a group of SS men and women arrived . We had no idea that
there ...
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The scale showed twenty - seven kilograms — about sixty pounds . The nurses
began to nourish me gradually , and two months later , when I was well enough
to travel , I got a release . Elanka Weinberg helped me to put my blanket and one
...
The scale showed twenty - seven kilograms — about sixty pounds . The nurses
began to nourish me gradually , and two months later , when I was well enough
to travel , I got a release . Elanka Weinberg helped me to put my blanket and one
...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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