These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... Yehudah lived with this family for nearly a year and a half , until six months after the Russians liberated Lithuania . His parents did not survive , but a aunt who was still alive knew the name of the family he had been sent to , and ...
... Yehudah lived with this family for nearly a year and a half , until six months after the Russians liberated Lithuania . His parents did not survive , but a aunt who was still alive knew the name of the family he had been sent to , and ...
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... Yehudah to the train station . She exposed herself to enormous risk in order to ensure that Yehudah indeed got on the train with the couple . A gentile neighbor noticed them at the train station and asked Yehudah , " Where are you going ...
... Yehudah to the train station . She exposed herself to enormous risk in order to ensure that Yehudah indeed got on the train with the couple . A gentile neighbor noticed them at the train station and asked Yehudah , " Where are you going ...
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... Yehudah on the first available train , again traveling almost an entire day and night . Yehudah proved to be undernourished and afflicted with impetigo , but Mother soon nursed him back to health . In the meantime , word had reached ...
... Yehudah on the first available train , again traveling almost an entire day and night . Yehudah proved to be undernourished and afflicted with impetigo , but Mother soon nursed him back to health . In the meantime , word had reached ...
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A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
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