Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Band 2Remember, 1993 |
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... husband and I decided to flee the town and look for refuge in a region under the Russian occupation . My husband smuggled himself out of the ghetto and traveled as far as Gniewiszow , where he intended to hire a horse - drawn wagon for ...
... husband and I decided to flee the town and look for refuge in a region under the Russian occupation . My husband smuggled himself out of the ghetto and traveled as far as Gniewiszow , where he intended to hire a horse - drawn wagon for ...
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A Collection of Testimonies. to let my husband know that I was waiting at the gate . A few minutes later my husband came out to me . We decided to leave immediately and make our way to the nearest village . There was no time to retrieve ...
A Collection of Testimonies. to let my husband know that I was waiting at the gate . A few minutes later my husband came out to me . We decided to leave immediately and make our way to the nearest village . There was no time to retrieve ...
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... husband and one other patient , neither of whom suffered from contagious diseases ! This reprieve was no guarantee of any kind , however , and my husband's sickness was a continuing threat to his safety . In desperation , I asked the ...
... husband and one other patient , neither of whom suffered from contagious diseases ! This reprieve was no guarantee of any kind , however , and my husband's sickness was a continuing threat to his safety . In desperation , I asked the ...
Inhalt
Preface | viii |
In The Ghettos | 17 |
Search for a Child Ryvka RosenbergWaserman | 71 |
Urheberrecht | |
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