These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... Gisella was saved by hiding in the attic . Another time , her father hid her with a forester who lived in a small cottage in the woods not far from Sobibor . It was at this point that the Shuldberg's gardener , Domi- nicznik , recalled ...
... Gisella was saved by hiding in the attic . Another time , her father hid her with a forester who lived in a small cottage in the woods not far from Sobibor . It was at this point that the Shuldberg's gardener , Domi- nicznik , recalled ...
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... Gisella that she had nothing to fear when suddenly they heard a truck drive up . This time the policemen paid no attention to what Gisella or anyone else had to say . When the Wajdziks vehemently protested , the policemen started ...
... Gisella that she had nothing to fear when suddenly they heard a truck drive up . This time the policemen paid no attention to what Gisella or anyone else had to say . When the Wajdziks vehemently protested , the policemen started ...
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... Gisella , she was in need of complete rehabilitation . Not surprisingly , young Gisella , who later adopted the Jewish name Ruth , had negative feelings about Judaism , adults , and life in general . Mother took her along with the other ...
... Gisella , she was in need of complete rehabilitation . Not surprisingly , young Gisella , who later adopted the Jewish name Ruth , had negative feelings about Judaism , adults , and life in general . Mother took her along with the other ...
Inhalt
A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
1 | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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