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Written and published by: Abraham Morgenstern
Published in Dumont, N.J., 1990
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I. Early Years | 1 |
II. Prewar Years | 7 |
III. World War II (Russian Occupations) | 9 |
IV. German Occupation (Sneak Attack) | 16 |
V. The Germans are Here | 20 |
VI. In the Ghetto | 29 |
VII. First "Action" | 37 |
VIII. Second "Action" | 53 |
IX. Work Camp "Svidova" | 60 |
X. The Farm in "Ulashkovice" | 65 |
XI. An "Action" on the Farm | 71 |
XII. The Dream | 74 |
XIII. The Cave (A Possibility) | 77 |
XIV. The "Action" | 81 |
XV. In the Cave | 88 |
XVI. Liberation | 96 |
XVII. Freedom | 102 |
XVIII. To Chernovits | 108 |
XIX. Goodbye U.S.S.R. | 125 |
XX. Goodbye Poland | 130 |
XXI. Italy at Last | 137 |
XXII. Santa Maria-Santa Croce | 141 |
XXIII. Bari | 144 |
XXIV. Goodbye Italia | 147 |
Testimony | 149 |
Letter from the General Consulate (German) | 150 |
Translation of Letter from the German consulate | 151 |
Letter from the Country Court (German) | 152 |
Translation of letter from the country court director | 153 |
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