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44 52 LeibLyei–bBy o–rBdeorrdSemr uSgmgulegrgler
speaskig.ht.eOenmlycetehesntodoiddftahceinygdtahre taoudleietnocuet atnhdeirinpaensto-futpvobirceea,ths.
began etyo ksinnegwththeaPtatrhteisyanhaSdoensgc,acpoemd pdoesaethd by Ha hirasicrhsbGrelaidckth.1.2
,ן“װעגYטoעצu לwעםeדreסטrײig גhדוt, ַא”זoאלnָ מe ײןoקf טtיh נeז ָאגsoldiers turned to Leiby and
;טעגaעdױmבלitןtלeעdט,ר“שifפ ַאwֿ עeענw ַײoבלulןdלעhימaהveװעןcontinued in our car, they would
,!ןשדע ָאהghעoעaטַײנvbקזeaרנkעcמיiבklעl–teגoסdאיטtָוuראhsטeרaרעclזעliדtזoנדyוn.או”אנtךhאָןאeטט ָנspװױעקoפtּן.אעIַטמtקוhעiװn'סk we should just give up and
,,“רשװנײײbPןYעaוoזפteֿlדtisנדls,eנוh” ַאאtלbטehיlaןeטמdnַײ,,dsװןeb ַײitcפuז.ּo”יtרבnדעsdזoאדנmַנsולo־אeןlעtdטhמiמיeiלnr ַןאgפאaָּ gןםeעעrnמeנtיוeרקidrגeר.ןl“ויyפמIֿ td’si one thing to die on the
erent to be killed by a
,.במלווטטf“רAoערrעsזדזnנדfoוaואנtrהאhaורןasבֿופvֿ גץIinר’אmָ רgשד ּזפעccנaoאוrאnַ rזciיטeeראdr'ָסאnדoeטלןudעאtַ, ֿװפoעthןrצגdeװאּוeָ רrwןפsש ּוo,”אrsLtetibhyinrgetiosrtteod be executed
sharply. He
Nevfeornsdaleyd: “tThheegeunndhisidndeeanr inside the wide farmer trousers that
Forhtheewsourne.’s“Wrayeswhiallvenobtereentucronntcoeathleedcbityytuhnetisltowremhsa!ve the girl
Thesdafaeylywweityheaursn.”for will yet arrive, it will come
“But how on earth did you know that we would be attacked
Andlitkheetnhatth?e” call will be heard – we are here!
FromLetihbey lsaignhdeodf. t“hIekpnaolwmtshteo ftahremsenrsowalyl tsohoorwesell. ey hate the
WeRwuilslsciaonms ew,iwthitahpoasusriopnaibnuat nardeoalusrotdraeavtahillsy afraid of them. ey
WAnedfaiwnaroreinmllwlatswyohirainertnginpededltasshtsceheenhiardwot twhthhhaeetenrhcmdeoesomasuotlmlrnretubnoanlgoiwtssohmtodgroakopflvloioenugurrrnrasomsukppeoilnrkiothtwfopziRrl.eluIcvfsoastniihlasne.sycsasotuelcdtciheeereisdr,
Leibthyewy awsitlilreeldim, ainndattehethseommbweirthwoourtdas osefctohneds’sonhgessiotautniodne.d” Ltoeiby
himloliokkeeadlaurlolaubnyd. Hatetlheaenmedenhiasnhdeacdonotnintuheedp. e“Aelnindgswo,amll oyffrthieends,
hallfraonmd atlhmisomst odmroepnpteodno, wetoarseleenpo.tBsuotldtiheersn, banutinfajurmreedrsw. aOr nly
vetewrahnenstewpepedndonMtoirtuhsehkstaawgei,llawnde ddoenspoituerLueniibfoyr’smhsalofn-ccleomsedore.”
eyes, he noticed that the man’s sleeve was empty. e armless
formereScoarvtiectognetnineuraeldlitfoterdumhibsleemitpstwyasyledeovew,nanthdehdisuvsotyicpeartahnsg. e
outltahnrdosucgahpethweahsaall.v“aIswt,aesmapntayrmexypapnilsoet,oafngdrIeesnhoftodlioagwen, ttreannsquil
of thanedenceamlmy,’soairecrrianfgt,”nhoehpirnotclaasimtoedw. “hIant ownaes ogfominygmoinlitnaoryt far
opearawtiaoyn. Hs Ierweaasnwdotuhnedreedw, earnedpIocoalsn’ot fsecrlveeara, sclpeialnotwinattehreaRndedthey
Armstyopanpyedlotnogderr.inBkuitnifththeeshJeawdes ooff tIhseramelawnyillphinaevetrneeees.d for a
piloEt v–eIntwuialllby,eththeaytspawiloat,dainstdanItdcelmusatnerdotfhcaltaythheuytcsawllitmhethinatoched
servriocoe!f”sA. Lneeimbyogtiloanaclesdildenocwen alltedthtehemhaapll ibnefhoirsehthanedauadnidentcreaced
the route they had come on with his nger. “Yosef,” he pointed
12 out. “HHirsecrheGilsicwk –haerLeithyuoaunriaens-cJeawpieshtrsainilgebreagnadnp.a”rtisan who fought
in Europe during the second world war.