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We were naive and wrong , for the Germans perceived us not as workers but as roaches . Our naivete was one of the reasons we did not attempt self - defense . We also permitted ourselves to deny the possibility of total destruc- tion ...
We were naive and wrong , for the Germans perceived us not as workers but as roaches . Our naivete was one of the reasons we did not attempt self - defense . We also permitted ourselves to deny the possibility of total destruc- tion ...
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Many groups of workers , especially those in the munitions factory or in other sensitive positions , were forbidden to have communication with each other , and their networking took place either through code signals or with the ...
Many groups of workers , especially those in the munitions factory or in other sensitive positions , were forbidden to have communication with each other , and their networking took place either through code signals or with the ...
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These homemade explosives were then stuffed into cans and buried by the Sonder workers in various pits around the area of the crematoria , to be saved until the proper time . Other people who were involved in the explosives chain ...
These homemade explosives were then stuffed into cans and buried by the Sonder workers in various pits around the area of the crematoria , to be saved until the proper time . Other people who were involved in the explosives chain ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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