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A Tehillim yiddel , or “ Psalm Jew , ” was a term that denoted any illiterate Jew whose learning was restricted to reciting Psalms which he had memorized mechanically over the years . And Yankush did indeed recite a great many Psalms .
A Tehillim yiddel , or “ Psalm Jew , ” was a term that denoted any illiterate Jew whose learning was restricted to reciting Psalms which he had memorized mechanically over the years . And Yankush did indeed recite a great many Psalms .
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I later learned that the Gestapo had been on Wladek's heels for some time . At the time of my visit , detectives had already surrounded the house , and anyone who walked into his apartment was arrested . The next day all the people I ...
I later learned that the Gestapo had been on Wladek's heels for some time . At the time of my visit , detectives had already surrounded the house , and anyone who walked into his apartment was arrested . The next day all the people I ...
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The officer told me that he was interested in learning Russian because he was going to the Russian front . ... From our short conversation I learned that he was an engineer in charge of a truck factory and that he lived on Ponderee ...
The officer told me that he was interested in learning Russian because he was going to the Russian front . ... From our short conversation I learned that he was an engineer in charge of a truck factory and that he lived on Ponderee ...
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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