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“I nteovernddosoamnyetthhiinngg wedriobnleg.! I live with my uncle, he’s always
drunLkeibayndloothkend ahtethheitdsogm, eth.”inHkiengsogulonodmedilyinatbiomuitdPatyeodntaknodvska
vulnaenrdabhleis. bad luck. Gorki Vilkiya was a fairly remote town, quite
“Wfhaart’fsroymourannyamlaer?g”e city, and none of its residents even owned
a telephone. Leiby was pretty certain that without the help
“LuodfwhigisBnreaitgohshbeovrssk, yt.h”e Germans would never have discovered
ePfyaornmtekrovloskoak.edHheimwounpdearned difoVwniznaigaakinh, atdhebneegnruodngiengolfy the
movceudlparsiitds eintothleat hinimcideennttertotoh.e house.
“We ceouplidcturse osfotmhe bmuornreedh,adnedvsasotantetdhehofaursme ,p”ahsseedadtmhriottuegdh. his
“ me winadr. t“ookatmcosutldofbethteheyoiduenagl mplaecneffrorma hclearned. Aestinrestm, teheetiyng,”
senthtehseumddteontlhyethfrooungth, at.nWd ians itthpeoesnsdibtlehetyhawteVreiatzllacdhisphatdchcehdosen
