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There is no doubt in my mind that it was my deep intuition that saved me from death — a precious asset which served me more than once . I later learned that the Gestapo had been on Wladek's heels for some time .
There is no doubt in my mind that it was my deep intuition that saved me from death — a precious asset which served me more than once . I later learned that the Gestapo had been on Wladek's heels for some time .
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Once he drew me a map of the ghetto borders and explained the strategy of the armed resistance and the revolt of the Jewish underground . Katzenelson had lived a life of want and distress in the Warsaw ghetto until his deportation ...
Once he drew me a map of the ghetto borders and explained the strategy of the armed resistance and the revolt of the Jewish underground . Katzenelson had lived a life of want and distress in the Warsaw ghetto until his deportation ...
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But this was our only fragile connection to the outside world , and the few bits of information we collected were desperately important to us . One of the Frenchmen once approached my machine and “ acciden- tally " spilled a ...
But this was our only fragile connection to the outside world , and the few bits of information we collected were desperately important to us . One of the Frenchmen once approached my machine and “ acciden- tally " spilled a ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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