These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... Russia was ( and remains ) different . As its name indicates , it was a federation made up , in addition to its " purely Russian " sector , of as many as thirty " minor " republics , each of which represented a population of different ...
... Russia was ( and remains ) different . As its name indicates , it was a federation made up , in addition to its " purely Russian " sector , of as many as thirty " minor " republics , each of which represented a population of different ...
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... Russian , seven in Polish , something between four and six in German and French , and none in English . On the other hand , some very basic words simply do not exist , and had to be imported from Russian . Words such as " school ...
... Russian , seven in Polish , something between four and six in German and French , and none in English . On the other hand , some very basic words simply do not exist , and had to be imported from Russian . Words such as " school ...
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... Russian girls who had married Jewish refugee bachelors . These girls had fallen for the lure of Jewish husbands , who , unlike many Russian men , were reputed not only to refrain from beating their wives but even to treat them royally ...
... Russian girls who had married Jewish refugee bachelors . These girls had fallen for the lure of Jewish husbands , who , unlike many Russian men , were reputed not only to refrain from beating their wives but even to treat them royally ...
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A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
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Urheberrecht | |
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