Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... tell you something which you must know . " " What is it , dear child ? Tell me why you look so sad . Are you not very happy at home , dear child ? Make yourself comfortable and tell Auntie Aniela all about it . " " My father passed away ...
... tell you something which you must know . " " What is it , dear child ? Tell me why you look so sad . Are you not very happy at home , dear child ? Make yourself comfortable and tell Auntie Aniela all about it . " " My father passed away ...
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... tell the 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 ...
... tell the 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 ...
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... tell me if there are any Jewish people still alive in Leipzig ? " " Jewish people ? " she asked . " Go to the gemeinde at 10 Lehr Strasse ; they may be able to help you there . " She had obviously not been well informed as to what had ...
... tell me if there are any Jewish people still alive in Leipzig ? " " Jewish people ? " she asked . " Go to the gemeinde at 10 Lehr Strasse ; they may be able to help you there . " She had obviously not been well informed as to what had ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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