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One of these workers was a young man who was sitting behind a small window , and I noticed that he spent more time with people than the others did . A long line had formed outside his door , and I got into it .
One of these workers was a young man who was sitting behind a small window , and I noticed that he spent more time with people than the others did . A long line had formed outside his door , and I got into it .
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A few minutes later she was joined by her neighbor , a young woman , and the two of them shared their problems with us : the Germans had imprisoned the young woman's husband and taken into captivity the old woman's two sons .
A few minutes later she was joined by her neighbor , a young woman , and the two of them shared their problems with us : the Germans had imprisoned the young woman's husband and taken into captivity the old woman's two sons .
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I ran back to my mother , but a German hit me over the head and chased me to another transport that was full of young girls . My mother then tried to come toward me , and the German started to beat and kick both of us .
I ran back to my mother , but a German hit me over the head and chased me to another transport that was full of young girls . My mother then tried to come toward me , and the German started to beat and kick both of us .
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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