These Children are Mine: A Story of Rescue and SurvivalFeldheim, 2002 - 377 Seiten |
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... walked too , not only because the horses could not pull the additional weight , but also because constant vigilance was needed to prevent them from swerving off the " road . " * The " road " was simply a wide path cut through a dense ...
... walked too , not only because the horses could not pull the additional weight , but also because constant vigilance was needed to prevent them from swerving off the " road . " * The " road " was simply a wide path cut through a dense ...
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... walked out into the street , apprehended me , coal and all , and ordered me inside . Coal was available by only one means : stealing from the refinery grounds . There was no question but that I had been caught red - handed . The chief ...
... walked out into the street , apprehended me , coal and all , and ordered me inside . Coal was available by only one means : stealing from the refinery grounds . There was no question but that I had been caught red - handed . The chief ...
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... walked together to the house , each of us carrying one jerrycan . After a while , Mother found a lady who owned a hand - pulled two - wheeled cart , and then only three trips were needed . Not wanting to risk being stopped while walking ...
... walked together to the house , each of us carrying one jerrycan . After a while , Mother found a lady who owned a hand - pulled two - wheeled cart , and then only three trips were needed . Not wanting to risk being stopped while walking ...
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A SHELTERED WARSAW CHILDHOOD | 3 |
HELL BREAKS LOOSE | 21 |
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Urheberrecht | |
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