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But such sudden action would surely have seemed suspicious , and so I did the opposite ; I walked close by her ... girl from Krakow of the audacity of taking her life in her hands by walking around freely on the Aryan side of the city .
But such sudden action would surely have seemed suspicious , and so I did the opposite ; I walked close by her ... girl from Krakow of the audacity of taking her life in her hands by walking around freely on the Aryan side of the city .
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I was constantly afraid , though , that the papers might slip from underneath my dress as I was walking down the street ... I usually walked from gate to gate , looking around carefully all the while to see if I could spot any informers ...
I was constantly afraid , though , that the papers might slip from underneath my dress as I was walking down the street ... I usually walked from gate to gate , looking around carefully all the while to see if I could spot any informers ...
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One day while I was working in the Birkenau B lager , I noticed a young girl walking hesitantly toward the wagon . She took a few steps and then lost ... Seeing that she wanted something but was too shy to ask , I walked over to her .
One day while I was working in the Birkenau B lager , I noticed a young girl walking hesitantly toward the wagon . She took a few steps and then lost ... Seeing that she wanted something but was too shy to ask , I walked over to her .
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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