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had been adopted by the Szczerbinski family, who lived in Warsaw at 279
Grochowska Street. Armed with this information, I now turned to the Warsaw
Jewish Community Council to help me get my child back. The Council referred
me to ...
had been adopted by the Szczerbinski family, who lived in Warsaw at 279
Grochowska Street. Armed with this information, I now turned to the Warsaw
Jewish Community Council to help me get my child back. The Council referred
me to ...
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The child was never there, and even Mrs. Szczerbinski had disappeared. Her
husband refused to disclose their whereabouts, and neither warnings nor threats
had any effect. Then we decided to change our tactic and surprise them.
The child was never there, and even Mrs. Szczerbinski had disappeared. Her
husband refused to disclose their whereabouts, and neither warnings nor threats
had any effect. Then we decided to change our tactic and surprise them.
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determine whether the court order was legal, and we agreed. Captain Drucker
stayed in the house to watch the girl and make sure she would not "disappear"
again, and Mr. Szczerbinski, the police officer, and I drove to the attorney's office.
determine whether the court order was legal, and we agreed. Captain Drucker
stayed in the house to watch the girl and make sure she would not "disappear"
again, and Mr. Szczerbinski, the police officer, and I drove to the attorney's office.
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Stolen Years Sara PlagerZysHnd | 17 |
Search for a Child Ryvka Rosenberg Waserman | 71 |
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asked Aunt Hanushka Auschwitz baby barracks bathhouse began begged block bread burst child clothes cold concentration camps crematoria daughter death Demblin deportation door dress eyes face factory Father fear felt finally front gas chambers gate gave Germans Gestapo ghetto girl hand happened head heard heart Hela's hide Holocaust hospital hunger husband inmates Jewish Jews Judenelteste Judenrat Kapos knew labor labor camp lager later latrine live Lodz Lodz ghetto looked Majdanek morning mother mussulmen Nazis never night once overseer passed Pilev Plaszow Polish prisoners pushed ration returned revier Riga roll call Rumkowski Salek selection sick sister-in-law Sonderkommando soon soup stood storm troopers suddenly survived Szczerbinski tears tell thought told took transport tried turned Uncle Abraham Vilna ghetto voice Volksdeutsche wagon walked wanted Warsaw woman women workshop young
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Women in the Holocaust: a collection of testimonies, Band 2 Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz |
| Übersetzt von | Yehoshuʻa Aibeshits, Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz |
| Verlag | Remember, 1994 |
| Original von | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisiert | 14. Apr. 2010 |
| ISBN | 0932351468, 9780932351463 |
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