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We knew that she would soon leave her house for a much finer one which had just been vacated by a Jew on his way to the ghetto . We asked her if we could rent part of her house , and she said we could , but that she wanted two hundred ...
We knew that she would soon leave her house for a much finer one which had just been vacated by a Jew on his way to the ghetto . We asked her if we could rent part of her house , and she said we could , but that she wanted two hundred ...
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I had been trained as a nurse before the war , and at that time I was about to leave my job in the hospital . Many people did not believe that the hospitals would be subject to deportations , but I did not share their trust .
I had been trained as a nurse before the war , and at that time I was about to leave my job in the hospital . Many people did not believe that the hospitals would be subject to deportations , but I did not share their trust .
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One of our girls asked to leave the train , and she was given permission ! At first only ten girls were permitted to leave the train , but then they slowly allowed all of us to get down . We noticed a bombed - out train standing nearby ...
One of our girls asked to leave the train , and she was given permission ! At first only ten girls were permitted to leave the train , but then they slowly allowed all of us to get down . We noticed a bombed - out train standing nearby ...
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In The Ghettos | x |
A Brief Spring Sara SelverUrbach | 21 |
BreadChava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
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