Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... town about sixty miles from Tarnogrod , the previous day . Seeing how alarmed we looked , he soon calmed us by saying , " Things can hardly get any worse than they already are . " He told us not to worry but to carry on as usual . " Who ...
... town about sixty miles from Tarnogrod , the previous day . Seeing how alarmed we looked , he soon calmed us by saying , " Things can hardly get any worse than they already are . " He told us not to worry but to carry on as usual . " Who ...
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... town . One day , we heard that there was a town crier - something we had never heard of till then . He went through town with a loud bell which brought all the inhabitants outdoors . He then announced that the Jewish children were no ...
... town . One day , we heard that there was a town crier - something we had never heard of till then . He went through town with a loud bell which brought all the inhabitants outdoors . He then announced that the Jewish children were no ...
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... town . Little did I know that even worse times were waiting just around the corner . Had I known what awaited me in Tarnogrod that day , I would have hidden in a hole in the depths of the forest , and not gone back to the ghetto . I ...
... town . Little did I know that even worse times were waiting just around the corner . Had I known what awaited me in Tarnogrod that day , I would have hidden in a hole in the depths of the forest , and not gone back to the ghetto . I ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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