These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... kibbutz . These provided free housing , food , and , eventually , assistance in emigrating ( illegally ) to Palestine . Children and young people lived in the kibbutz while older members of the family found lodgings wherever they could ...
... kibbutz . These provided free housing , food , and , eventually , assistance in emigrating ( illegally ) to Palestine . Children and young people lived in the kibbutz while older members of the family found lodgings wherever they could ...
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... kibbutz . Quite by accident , she walked into the kitchen and found that there was no separation between meat and dairy utensils . That is to say , the food was not being prepared according to the laws of kashruth . When she discovered ...
... kibbutz . Quite by accident , she walked into the kitchen and found that there was no separation between meat and dairy utensils . That is to say , the food was not being prepared according to the laws of kashruth . When she discovered ...
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... kibbutz where I was staying were all so much older than I was , most of their activities did not interest me . During the day they were all busy , and in the evenings they would gather in groups to listen to a Talmudic lecture given by ...
... kibbutz where I was staying were all so much older than I was , most of their activities did not interest me . During the day they were all busy , and in the evenings they would gather in groups to listen to a Talmudic lecture given by ...
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A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
1 | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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