Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... never make it by foot , especially without shoes . " As we rode along , he gave me an apple and some bread ; soon he ... never find it myself . He never once asked me or 110 ALONE IN THE FOREST.
... never make it by foot , especially without shoes . " As we rode along , he gave me an apple and some bread ; soon he ... never find it myself . He never once asked me or 110 ALONE IN THE FOREST.
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... never forget you , for now I realize that you were the best mother in the whole world . If only you could see how much I miss you now . " Darling father , I understand only now how you used to risk your life to go out to the surrounding ...
... never forget you , for now I realize that you were the best mother in the whole world . If only you could see how much I miss you now . " Darling father , I understand only now how you used to risk your life to go out to the surrounding ...
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... never looked back . Both my husband and I are very grateful that we have managed , with Hashem's help , to raise ... never saw her again . I never managed to have a photograph taken of her . But I will keep her image in my mind for as ...
... never looked back . Both my husband and I are very grateful that we have managed , with Hashem's help , to raise ... never saw her again . I never managed to have a photograph taken of her . But I will keep her image in my mind for as ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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