Divided lives : the untold stories of Jewish-Christian women in Nazi Germany / Cynthia Crane. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: New York : St. Martin's Press, (c)2000.Edition: first editionDescription: xi, 372 pages ; 22 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0312219539
- DS135.D585 2001
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The Germans and the Nazis were not synonyms for me Ingeborg Hecht I was a wanderer between the waves, belonging to no one Ingrid Wecker I was born completely poisoned Ruth Yost In the Nazi years, I acquired and elephant skin and could handle any kind of treatment Ruth Wilmschen On had, at the time, enough possibilities to die Ursula Randt I was treated differently because I looked Aryan. That helped me a great deal Isle B God took my life into his hands and I'm forever grateful for that Gretel Lorenzen The Hitler ideology was stronger than my life Sigrid Lorenzen There was no part of if where you weren't asked whether or not you were Jewish Margot Wetzel I stood at eighteen looking into nothingness Ursula Beosselmann.
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