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... remember how amazed I was to see that they could not eat the soup they were given . They were too new to such deprivation and could not force down their throats the ugly slop that constitutedour “ meals 205 A Siddur in Auschwitz ...
... remember how amazed I was to see that they could not eat the soup they were given . They were too new to such deprivation and could not force down their throats the ugly slop that constitutedour “ meals 205 A Siddur in Auschwitz ...
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I pieced together whatever prayers I could remember and begged G - d in my heart not to let the others suffer because of the terrible risk I had imposed on them . I had barely finished when a command was shouted : " Out to the waiting ...
I pieced together whatever prayers I could remember and begged G - d in my heart not to let the others suffer because of the terrible risk I had imposed on them . I had barely finished when a command was shouted : " Out to the waiting ...
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Remember everything they did to you ! ” “ Silence , you swine ! ” roared Riter . “ I was silent for two years , now I'll talk ! ” she whispered with her last bit of strength . The SS man pasted a plaster bandage over her mouth and said ...
Remember everything they did to you ! ” “ Silence , you swine ! ” roared Riter . “ I was silent for two years , now I'll talk ! ” she whispered with her last bit of strength . The SS man pasted a plaster bandage over her mouth and said ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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