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We had never noticed this before because of her infirmity ; she had never stood upright and always curled up when she went to sleep . We were not allowed to go to the cemetery with Branulka . Fulek alone was entrusted with this task ...
We had never noticed this before because of her infirmity ; she had never stood upright and always curled up when she went to sleep . We were not allowed to go to the cemetery with Branulka . Fulek alone was entrusted with this task ...
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The SS men never approached the Effecten Lager because they did not want to fall under the suspicion of stealing from its treasures , and they never approached us because of the stench we spread !
The SS men never approached the Effecten Lager because they did not want to fall under the suspicion of stealing from its treasures , and they never approached us because of the stench we spread !
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You never have enough ! And anyway , I am boss here and not you ! " " It's not for me ! I just want some justice for the girls ! They are dying of hunger ... " Bashka became enraged . She took a full ladle of soup and slung it into my ...
You never have enough ! And anyway , I am boss here and not you ! " " It's not for me ! I just want some justice for the girls ! They are dying of hunger ... " Bashka became enraged . She took a full ladle of soup and slung it into my ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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