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Beyond Rosie: Women in World War II Source Sheet 31 Violette LeCoq artwork PAGE 58 “Arrival” circa 1945 “Two Hours Later” circa 1945 Both drawings by Violette LeCoq a prisoner at the Ravensbrück concentration camp. Source: Images courtesy of Ravensbrück Memorial site
Beyond Rosie: Women in World War II Source Sheet 32 You Who Know (Vous qui savez) Oh you who know Did you know that hunger let the eyes shine That thirst makes them dull Oh you who know That one can see one’s mother dead And can remain without tears Did you know that in the morning one wants to die Teacher’s Guide That in the evening one is afraid Oh you who know Did you know that a day more than a year A minute more than a lifetime Oh you who know PAGE 59 Did you know that the legs are more vulnerable than eyes The nerves harder than bones The heart more durable than steel Did you know that the stones of the way do not cry That there is only one word for the terror Just one word for fear Did you know that suffering has no limits Terror no end Did you know that Oh you who know. Charlotte Delbo, Delbo was a non-Jewish member of the French Resistance, deported to Auschwitz in 1943 and liberated from Ravensbrück by the Red Cross in 1945. Source: Courtesy of Ravensbrück Memorial Site
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