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They stood guard outside ghetto homes where organized prayer was taking place ; they cared for younger siblings in cases where their parents were either imprisoned or dead ; they ran lifesaving errands on roads patrolled by German ...
They stood guard outside ghetto homes where organized prayer was taking place ; they cared for younger siblings in cases where their parents were either imprisoned or dead ; they ran lifesaving errands on roads patrolled by German ...
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As I stood there , I was no longer aware of the terrible pain in my hand ; it had been washed away in a flood of dizziness and nausea . We heard the roar “ Disperse ! ” I could hardly drag my feet back to the block .
As I stood there , I was no longer aware of the terrible pain in my hand ; it had been washed away in a flood of dizziness and nausea . We heard the roar “ Disperse ! ” I could hardly drag my feet back to the block .
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We stood for hours . It started to rain but we were not released . The rain turned to hail , and still we were standing ... The SS guard changed every half hour , but we weren't permitted even to change our position .
We stood for hours . It started to rain but we were not released . The rain turned to hail , and still we were standing ... The SS guard changed every half hour , but we weren't permitted even to change our position .
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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