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From death row to freedom
David Wainapel
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Explosive!!! An unique personal experience of a Medical Doctor during the Holocaust Period in the occupied by Nazis Poland - with illustrations by the Author - fascinating and chilling. The best answer for the perverse paranoid antisemites and other terror supporters worldwide.

This is the book to read about the Holocaust by the Holocaust survivor - comparable only to "The Pianist".

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Publisher
Block Pub.
Language
English
Pages
181

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Subjects
Biography, Personal narratives, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Jews, Holocaust survivors
People
David Wainapel
Places
Poland, United States, Radom (Województwo Mazowieckie), Radom (Radom), Radom (Województwo Mazowieckie, Poland), Radom (Radom, Poland)

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1984, Block Pub.
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First Sentence

"My father held a position in the office of a big furniture factory which employed one thousand workers and gradually he advanced, after seven or eight years, to a position as a director of that firm."

Edition Notes

Foreword "This is the history of my personal fight to remain alive, written for my sons. ... "

Epilogue ".. Now, when time has painted my hair silver and engraved wrinkles on my face, I am able to look at the story of my life with some balance and that's why I have been able to express it openly and in cold words. "

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Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
940.53/15/0392404384
Library of Congress
DS135.P63 W34 1984

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Pagination
ix, 181 p. :
Number of pages
181

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24196117M

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