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During my senior year a group of youngsters organized a learning circle called Dror ( meaning “ freedom ” ) , under the leadership of Antek ( Yitzchak ) Zukerman , one of the members of our group . Antek was eight years older than I ...
During my senior year a group of youngsters organized a learning circle called Dror ( meaning “ freedom ” ) , under the leadership of Antek ( Yitzchak ) Zukerman , one of the members of our group . Antek was eight years older than I ...
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My first act of membership was to move into the dormitory of the Hechalutz Center at 34 Dzielna Street , a building which housed many organized group activities . Although the Center was right across the street from my home , it was ...
My first act of membership was to move into the dormitory of the Hechalutz Center at 34 Dzielna Street , a building which housed many organized group activities . Although the Center was right across the street from my home , it was ...
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... organized ” a sweater of the best quality wool and stashed it secretly in the wagon . The girl was standing at the gate of her barracks later that morning , and she waited patiently until Eizik walked away .
... organized ” a sweater of the best quality wool and stashed it secretly in the wagon . The girl was standing at the gate of her barracks later that morning , and she waited patiently until Eizik walked away .
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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