Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Band 2Remember, 1993 |
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... sent to the butcher's shop to get the one hundred grams of horse meat that were occasionally allotted to each individual . A closed wagon passed us on the street , and we got a whiff of freshly baked bread ! So intoxicated were we that ...
... sent to the butcher's shop to get the one hundred grams of horse meat that were occasionally allotted to each individual . A closed wagon passed us on the street , and we got a whiff of freshly baked bread ! So intoxicated were we that ...
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... sent to the crematorium - except my 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 ...
... sent to the crematorium - except my 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 ...
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... sent to the children's block , and their mothers were deported to work in Germany . My baby was too small to be accepted into the children's block , and he and I were relocated to a barrack populated by Russian and Ukrainian prisoners ...
... sent to the children's block , and their mothers were deported to work in Germany . My baby was too small to be accepted into the children's block , and he and I were relocated to a barrack populated by Russian and Ukrainian prisoners ...
Inhalt
Preface | viii |
In The Ghettos | 17 |
Search for a Child Ryvka RosenbergWaserman | 71 |
Urheberrecht | |
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asked Aunt Hanushka Auschwitz baby barracks bathhouse began begged Birkenau block bread burst child clothes cold concentration camps 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 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 matzos morning mother 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 survive Szczerbinski tears tell thought told took transport tried turned Uncle Abraham Vilna ghetto voice wagon walked wanted Warsaw woman women workshop young