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the feoxritp.ermission to check the long list of names of survivors that
“Geltayawonayh!”is desk.

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cigarettes from his knapsack – the

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looked up and scrutinized the crossing. In the distance he saw
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“It’s Max Berman, the Yevsektsia man,” Leiby realized, and
sudd“Henelycaenvesrtayythhinerge bweicthamues, idnevthasetaotripnhgalynacgle,a”rYtao’akhoimv r.eplied.

stJoeewtbt““hiasOHechkhem.chnoaeomssl,epmIyJsewmumwanuineisssthwtthsheiitwaxmhvoeedmtroeucyosstntshfahrveyoeinmewccpuie,tlPdphIorntmlihatesneee!,dda”,ushahtihfeemryoat.riu”wdirtineaeressedttbhodeeophywuiwntndaetrhsettehoooipsf er.

bein“g leeftwbaerhiinsdoavfetre,rlaedvey.ryWonee neloselohnadgegropnreoavnidde hpaavyinmgento for

folloshweelrtseraimngonchgiwldhroenm.”to disseminate the communist ideology.

He felt his blood boiling inside his veins.
“But I was always paid… at rst by the zhegota,33 and when they

Leibstyocpopueldd pnaoytinstgo,pthheimgseenlef.rHal eJehwuirsrhiecdotmowmairtdteseMstaexppBeedrmina,n” the
andwcaosmt hanimaragwuietdh.ering glance.“Aren’t you ashamed,preventing
your Jewish brothers from leaving the country? Is this what you
surv“ivedatthmeaywahravfoerb?”eeHnetrsuheourtigedhtfuafrtioerustlhye, awllahriws hfreunsttrhateiroenwas
andctheanossiohnersepialnlidngevoevreyrt.hing was in turmoil, but now we’re setting
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emitghreatsihoenltecroinmg polfe4te0l0y0, iJnewclsuidninthge fhoorlotchaeusJte, wbys,isusnuitnigl afosrgoeludtIiDoncards
is foaundndlo.catinegrep’sosnsoibleprheijduindgicpelaicnevs.oTlvheedorhgearneizaattioanllw. aAsnfudndyeodu’brey the

deligatura – representatives of the Polish government-in-exile in London.