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father wouldn ' t want that — he would want you to live on . You ' re still so young ,
a mere child . " It took a while before I came to my senses . Gradually my strength
waned , and with it the will to go on struggling . The policemen seated me on a ...
father wouldn ' t want that — he would want you to live on . You ' re still so young ,
a mere child . " It took a while before I came to my senses . Gradually my strength
waned , and with it the will to go on struggling . The policemen seated me on a ...
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I loved Hela and believed she would conquer even tuberculosis , that she would
live to see the liberation with me . . . At the same time I watched as some of these
very women who shared our bunk , those who were healthy and strong and had ...
I loved Hela and believed she would conquer even tuberculosis , that she would
live to see the liberation with me . . . At the same time I watched as some of these
very women who shared our bunk , those who were healthy and strong and had ...
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If we have no right to live here , where else can we live ? Don ' t we have the right
to fight for our lives ? ” “ Do not look at your situation that way , ” the officer
answered . “ You are young and will most probably be sent to another labor camp
...
If we have no right to live here , where else can we live ? Don ' t we have the right
to fight for our lives ? ” “ Do not look at your situation that way , ” the officer
answered . “ You are young and will most probably be sent to another labor camp
...
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Preface | viii |
In The Ghettos | 17 |
Search for a Child Ryvka RosenbergWaserman | 71 |
Urheberrecht | |
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