Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... Balla could have been at home to help me . Little did I know that Warsaw had already been bombed and that Balla and many others like her were already on their way back to the small towns , where they believed life would be more peaceful ...
... Balla could have been at home to help me . Little did I know that Warsaw had already been bombed and that Balla and many others like her were already on their way back to the small towns , where they believed life would be more peaceful ...
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... Balla who had returned from Warsaw . My name was called out as " Balla " instead of “ Mala , ” and the others did not betray me . Balla stayed at home , for I was considered to be much stronger and more able to bear the pain , hunger ...
... Balla who had returned from Warsaw . My name was called out as " Balla " instead of “ Mala , ” and the others did not betray me . Balla stayed at home , for I was considered to be much stronger and more able to bear the pain , hunger ...
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... Balla had left with Mr. Guziek . I was afraid to read it outside in case someone saw me . I quickly entered the house and looked around . Everything was surprisingly tidy . My family must have believed that they would return . Then I ...
... Balla had left with Mr. Guziek . I was afraid to read it outside in case someone saw me . I quickly entered the house and looked around . Everything was surprisingly tidy . My family must have believed that they would return . Then I ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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