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They did not accept the yoke of the German regime and remained steadfast in their belief in the laws of the Al - mighty . Sarah Zeidof - Beker was deported to Auschwitz and remained there until the liberation .
They did not accept the yoke of the German regime and remained steadfast in their belief in the laws of the Al - mighty . Sarah Zeidof - Beker was deported to Auschwitz and remained there until the liberation .
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Rochelka's looks , however , remained a problem , for in spite of the blond hair her beauty and charm remained visibly Jewish . We had to come up with another alternative for her . At last we decided to separate .
Rochelka's looks , however , remained a problem , for in spite of the blond hair her beauty and charm remained visibly Jewish . We had to come up with another alternative for her . At last we decided to separate .
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Only my grandmother remained in the apartment . The Gestapo men burst into our shop , screaming and cursing wildly . Without thinking , I instinctively stationed myself at the steps leading toward the attic , where my baby was hidden .
Only my grandmother remained in the apartment . The Gestapo men burst into our shop , screaming and cursing wildly . Without thinking , I instinctively stationed myself at the steps leading toward the attic , where my baby was hidden .
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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