These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... Rossosh in the evening on schedule , arriving some time before ten PM ( This meant that one had to find a place to stay overnight in Rossosh - no small feat ) . The goods were transferred in Rossosh to wide - gauge cars , and another ...
... Rossosh in the evening on schedule , arriving some time before ten PM ( This meant that one had to find a place to stay overnight in Rossosh - no small feat ) . The goods were transferred in Rossosh to wide - gauge cars , and another ...
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... Rossosh first with four or five , and later , when prop- er arrangements could be made , ten or eleven jerrycans , each one weighing about sixty - six pounds . We developed a regular routine for our new business . We would purchase ...
... Rossosh first with four or five , and later , when prop- er arrangements could be made , ten or eleven jerrycans , each one weighing about sixty - six pounds . We developed a regular routine for our new business . We would purchase ...
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... Rossosh with whom we could store the molasses . I carried the jerrycans one by one to the lady's house , while Mother stayed at the station house to guard the remaining containers . When there were only two jerrycans left , we walked ...
... Rossosh with whom we could store the molasses . I carried the jerrycans one by one to the lady's house , while Mother stayed at the station house to guard the remaining containers . When there were only two jerrycans left , we walked ...
Inhalt
A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
1 | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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