Women in the Holocaust: A Collection of Testimonies, Band 2Remember, 1993 |
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... talk during interviews and responded in a highly emotional and erratic manner . These were people who could not be asked for objective facts in any kind of systematic way , but who must be allowed to talk with the flow of their own ...
... talk during interviews and responded in a highly emotional and erratic manner . These were people who could not be asked for objective facts in any kind of systematic way , but who must be allowed to talk with the flow of their own ...
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... talk Father into agreeing with me . I reminded him of the time he had had dysentery , when he was in an even worse state than now . In the hospital , I assured him , he would have a chance of recovery . He was silent for a while ...
... talk Father into agreeing with me . I reminded him of the time he had had dysentery , when he was in an even worse state than now . In the hospital , I assured him , he would have a chance of recovery . He was silent for a while ...
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... talk freely in front of me , and I would be able to learn some news of the war and of the Jews . My ruse succeeded . After a few days the officers no longer took notice of me and began their political discussions as soon as they arrived ...
... talk freely in front of me , and I would be able to learn some news of the war and of the Jews . My ruse succeeded . After a few days the officers no longer took notice of me and began their political discussions as soon as they arrived ...
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