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understand the plight faced by the Jewish woman during the greatest tragedy in our history . On her urging I shelved the idea , leaving it concealed in a not - too - distant corner of my mind ; but fate had its own design .
understand the plight faced by the Jewish woman during the greatest tragedy in our history . On her urging I shelved the idea , leaving it concealed in a not - too - distant corner of my mind ; but fate had its own design .
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Here and there I could see a woman or child walking with hurried and furtive steps , anxious to reach shelter unseen . A few peasant women were about , carrying loaves of bread wrapped in white cloths under their arms or in baskets .
Here and there I could see a woman or child walking with hurried and furtive steps , anxious to reach shelter unseen . A few peasant women were about , carrying loaves of bread wrapped in white cloths under their arms or in baskets .
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Plaszow When I came into the Plaszow camp , along with four hundred other women , I saw my husband but was unable to go to him , for as soon as he approached me a Jewish policeman gave him a powerful slap . The women were herded into a ...
Plaszow When I came into the Plaszow camp , along with four hundred other women , I saw my husband but was unable to go to him , for as soon as he approached me a Jewish policeman gave him a powerful slap . The women were herded into a ...
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In The Ghettos | x |
A Brief Spring Sara SelverUrbach | 21 |
BreadChava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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