Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... Labor Exchange in place of her daughter . The girl's face immediately lit up . " Yes ! " she exclaimed . " Who knows how they are going to treat me there ? " With her mother's permission , she went to bring her call- up papers , a ...
... Labor Exchange in place of her daughter . The girl's face immediately lit up . " Yes ! " she exclaimed . " Who knows how they are going to treat me there ? " With her mother's permission , she went to bring her call- up papers , a ...
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... why such a young girl wanted to go to Germany in the first place and why there was no parent accompanying her . I would have to think of an excuse , and I began to prepare what I would say . I was 109 The Labor Exchange.
... why such a young girl wanted to go to Germany in the first place and why there was no parent accompanying her . I would have to think of an excuse , and I began to prepare what I would say . I was 109 The Labor Exchange.
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... Labor Exchange at Bilgoraj as I had been conscripted for forced labor in Germany . " Hop on my wagon , " the peasant said . “ It is market day there today , and I've got some business to attend to in town . Bilgoraj is twenty - one ...
... Labor Exchange at Bilgoraj as I had been conscripted for forced labor in Germany . " Hop on my wagon , " the peasant said . “ It is market day there today , and I've got some business to attend to in town . Bilgoraj is twenty - one ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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