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The rumors were that Jews in that camp were not being deported , * and we thought we might have better protection there than in the ghetto . We waited until it was dark and then came out of our hiding places .
The rumors were that Jews in that camp were not being deported , * and we thought we might have better protection there than in the ghetto . We waited until it was dark and then came out of our hiding places .
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I thought : Free of Jews ? Then we would have to move . But where to ? I had no way of knowing that moving would not be the worst of it , that we would have to endure the impossible . I looked around the house and thought : Will we be ...
I thought : Free of Jews ? Then we would have to move . But where to ? I had no way of knowing that moving would not be the worst of it , that we would have to endure the impossible . I looked around the house and thought : Will we be ...
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A bench under a tree in a garden full of flowers is exactly what Mother needs now , I thought , and my brother echoed my thought aloud as he pulled the wire bell at the low wooden gate . A gentile woman came out and asked what we wanted ...
A bench under a tree in a garden full of flowers is exactly what Mother needs now , I thought , and my brother echoed my thought aloud as he pulled the wire bell at the low wooden gate . A gentile woman came out and asked what we wanted ...
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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