Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... village . I knew that would have quickly gotten me arrested , and I was not going to make it that easy for the Germans if I could help it . " Why did the lady next door say that your name was Sidorka ? " I wanted to know , for the sign ...
... village . I knew that would have quickly gotten me arrested , and I was not going to make it that easy for the Germans if I could help it . " Why did the lady next door say that your name was Sidorka ? " I wanted to know , for the sign ...
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... village folk . I decided to return to the forests , figuring the Germans would not venture outside in such inclement weather unless someone denounced me . I made sure to take my leave of all the neighbors and told them that I was ...
... village folk . I decided to return to the forests , figuring the Germans would not venture outside in such inclement weather unless someone denounced me . I made sure to take my leave of all the neighbors and told them that I was ...
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... village near Janow , where Polish soldiers still held out in the nearby woods after the occupation . The Germans punished the whole village for not betraying those partisans by dousing Pikule in paraffin and setting it on fire . I am ...
... village near Janow , where Polish soldiers still held out in the nearby woods after the occupation . The Germans punished the whole village for not betraying those partisans by dousing Pikule in paraffin and setting it on fire . I am ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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