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At some point the train stopped , and we were ordered to leave to get some food .
My family did not move . We were afraid we might be separated from each other .
The Germans grabbed us one by one , pushed us out , and put each of us in a ...
At some point the train stopped , and we were ordered to leave to get some food .
My family did not move . We were afraid we might be separated from each other .
The Germans grabbed us one by one , pushed us out , and put each of us in a ...
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I thought that at fifteen I had already stopped growing ; and if that was the case ,
he needed much more food than I did . Every morning after my night shift , I
stopped at the orphanage where he worked and gave him my piece of bread .
I thought that at fifteen I had already stopped growing ; and if that was the case ,
he needed much more food than I did . Every morning after my night shift , I
stopped at the orphanage where he worked and gave him my piece of bread .
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With the German occupation , all organizational activities had stopped . Later ,
when Rumkowski allotted a portion of land for each organization at Maryshin , the
Poale Agudah also received a parcel and established its own colony . Agudah ...
With the German occupation , all organizational activities had stopped . Later ,
when Rumkowski allotted a portion of land for each organization at Maryshin , the
Poale Agudah also received a parcel and established its own colony . Agudah ...
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Preface | 9 |
The Onslaught | 27 |
The roundups | 54 |
Urheberrecht | |
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