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shamloeofkuilngm,absysatchreentahmatetoofoSkhplolamceo.here be punished severely.
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“Wea’nlld hnids stihsetemr …hasndoiosanpepweailrleeds.c”ape punishment!”

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consetanrcthly. EWvehnenaftheer thneicsrhoewdd, Sdhislpoemrsoedr,ehmearienmedainseildenstafnodrinagfew
by tmheomeonntusm, heins tf.oreheedaedteccretiavseesddientathinoeudghtim. , demanding to
asereea“pt.Ihofelitcohete,hIgeirtrhlreiinesknls’twoifenpcaiancntyushraeofseslptyhitaaatslshauenmdheahdtahspanht’tosbhtoeege’snrabrpeehepneodlrutierneddthtoaewthaye
“I dboyn’tsohmaveeontehewmhowiwthanmtse,h”etrhe– rienpoarllteprroexbpalbaiilniteyd, .h“er aedyo’rpetive
in mmyobthager.,I”fhyeosuaiwd.a“nt teo Nwaziti wa hcoucpalme eoflomoikninugtefso, rI’hllegromaanydwell
brinhgatvheebme.e”n an agent of hers. I think that the best thing to do
“inWstecnr’uoollmcwtewewdau.oiptu,lwdbiutbhte.”tloeamveouynotuar sceaamrcehraofhheerreh,”omthee ainndvesseteigwahtoartsyou
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“Hecwhaanscaespthye!”ythheadd,etthecetyivreasndbeacclakretod,tahnenmo.yed with themselves
for h“Iatv’sinagreleatl htriamgegdivy,eotfhteemn tthheeseslciph.ildren were the sole survivors
“Buotfwthhaetirdafarkmsileicersetasnadrehpavoessinbolywhbideicnogmheerloesitnttohethfeoirrespt?e”ople
Leibfoyrewvaesr.pAerfptelrextehde.s“eWinhciadteinntsthweewboergladncoseunlddihneg hthaveecbheilednren’s
looktrinangsfpoorr?t”s rst, before the adults, to orphanages and institutions

in France and Germany. ese places are far enough away that
the children can’t run back home, and after they spend some
time in an all-Jewish setting, their memories of their real parents
and homes come back to them and they return to their faith.”

Yosef listened in gloomy silence. He had joined an adult