Lazar, the Autobiography of My FatherViking Press, 1980 - 212 Seiten |
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... Rittmeister ! " The Feldwebel went off to make the arrangements and Rittmeister Konreid went back into his office to await Ser- geant Müller . Lazar was given a chair outside his office and told to wait . Meanwhile , the boys had gotten ...
... Rittmeister ! " The Feldwebel went off to make the arrangements and Rittmeister Konreid went back into his office to await Ser- geant Müller . Lazar was given a chair outside his office and told to wait . Meanwhile , the boys had gotten ...
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... Rittmeister's words to Hermann hadn't helped . The foot was swollen and red and the area around the wound was white . The doctor pressed gently around the wound with his thumb and a small amount of pus oozed from it . Lazar yelled out ...
... Rittmeister's words to Hermann hadn't helped . The foot was swollen and red and the area around the wound was white . The doctor pressed gently around the wound with his thumb and a small amount of pus oozed from it . Lazar yelled out ...
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... Rittmeister visited me at the garden . The garden looked beautiful and a lot of the early vegetables were ready to be picked . The Feldwebel told me to pick what- ever I thought was ready and he would send a wagon with baskets the next ...
... Rittmeister visited me at the garden . The garden looked beautiful and a lot of the early vegetables were ready to be picked . The Feldwebel told me to pick what- ever I thought was ready and he would send a wagon with baskets the next ...
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