Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... police that I was in Janow at the time and that the entire population perished in the flames , except for me . You can tell them the same . " I sincerely hoped the police officers would believe our incredible story . I must admit that I ...
... police that I was in Janow at the time and that the entire population perished in the flames , except for me . You can tell them the same . " I sincerely hoped the police officers would believe our incredible story . I must admit that I ...
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... police . Maybe the police had asked Frau Perlmutt to talk to me to see how I would react . Oh , why had I not kept up with the pretense just a little longer ? It was useless , however , to berate myself . The damage had already been ...
... police . Maybe the police had asked Frau Perlmutt to talk to me to see how I would react . Oh , why had I not kept up with the pretense just a little longer ? It was useless , however , to berate myself . The damage had already been ...
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... police to spy on me . I knew they could not do much harm to me now ; Pikule , my adopted birth place , had long been occupied by the Russian Army , and it was impossible for the Germans to obtain information about my true identity now ...
... police to spy on me . I knew they could not do much harm to me now ; Pikule , my adopted birth place , had long been occupied by the Russian Army , and it was impossible for the Germans to obtain information about my true identity now ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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