Battlefields and PlaygroundsMacmillan, 1989 - 536 Seiten |
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... called it the Town Hall because there were over eight thousand of them , but I came from Budapest , so I called it the Village Hall . The road that led down to the station started there ; a group of peasants had declared it a Jew - free ...
... called it the Town Hall because there were over eight thousand of them , but I came from Budapest , so I called it the Village Hall . The road that led down to the station started there ; a group of peasants had declared it a Jew - free ...
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... called ' The Line Game ' , for which you needed hard cash . It consisted of throwing coins towards a line drawn on the floor in chalk ; but if there was no chalk , a coin called the ' leader pengö ' was thrown first and became the ...
... called ' The Line Game ' , for which you needed hard cash . It consisted of throwing coins towards a line drawn on the floor in chalk ; but if there was no chalk , a coin called the ' leader pengö ' was thrown first and became the ...
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... called it out , you died . The other way to die was being hit by a ball of screwed - up newspaper called a ' grenade ' ; remembering the religious stone - throwing fights of Oszu , I spent hours tearing up old newspapers at home ...
... called it out , you died . The other way to die was being hit by a ball of screwed - up newspaper called a ' grenade ' ; remembering the religious stone - throwing fights of Oszu , I spent hours tearing up old newspapers at home ...
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Aaron Kohn already Altmann András answered Árpád Arrow Cross asked Aunty Felice balcony Bandi-Ba Berger Budapest called cellar Christian courtyard Dávid Demeter door Dóra Elek Éva eyes face father Ferencváros fillérs flat football fortune-teller frightened front gave German Gestapo give Grandfather grown-ups Gyula Gyurka half hand head heard heder Hitler hundred pengös Hungarian Hungary Jáger Jankó Jewish Jews Józska kids kilometres Kispest knew Konrád labour Laci laughed live looked Lorentz metres minutes Mother never nodded Oszu Pista play play-centre Rabbi Rácz realised Red Army replied round Russians shoes shouted shul sighed smiled soldiers started stood stopped street suddenly Szolnok talking teacher tell thought thousand Tokaj told took Torma Transylvania trying turned Virgula voice waiting walked window wine woman worry