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- Page 10 and 11: Preface to the New Translation by E
- Page 12 and 13: I had many things to say, I did not
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- Page 40 and 41: "Get up, sir, get up! You must read
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THE BELOVED OBJECTS that we had car
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it? And the flames, do you see them
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"What a shame, a shame that you did
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Dozens of inmates were there to rec
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In a few seconds, we had ceased to
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must work. If you don't you will go
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FIRST IMPRESSION: better than Birke
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DAYS WENT BY. In the mornings: blac
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"Take care of your son. He is very
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THE CAMP looked as though it had be
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decay but for gold teeth. Those who
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there was still time. We decided th
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One day when Idek was venting his f
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I answered that I could not because
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glimpse of Idek and a young Polish
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Blockälteste gathered us inside th
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soup stains on his face, the only v
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oy and stared at his extinguished e
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But the third rope was still moving
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SOME TEN THOUSAND MEN had come to p
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Nor did he. Never before had we und
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since 1933. He had already been thr
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He was still trying to smile. A poo
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He felt time was running out. He wa
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of flesh and bone. I suffer hell in
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the first displaced, simply wanted
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"I have more faith in Hitler than i
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The Blockälteste distributed doubl
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AN ICY WIND was blowing violently.
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I had no right to let myself die. W
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to come in. Beneath our feet there
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For three years, they had stayed cl
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The Kapos quickly settled us into t
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here, at the edge of his own grave?
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The hours went by. Our eyes were ti
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Suddenly, the evidence overwhelmed
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IN THE WAGON where the bread had la
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On the last day of our journey, a t
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ers crowded the area. The guards se
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With these few mouthfuls of hot wat
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My protests were in vain. "I can't
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And you are hurting yourself. In fa
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IREMAINED IN BUCHENWALD until April
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days except for a few stalks of gra
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The Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Sp
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place must—at that moment—becom
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