The Forgotten Holocaust: The Poles Under German Occupation, 1939-1944"There is no doubt that from the very beginning of their occupation the Nazis were intent on destroying Poland as a nation, and in his absorbing account of wartime Poland, Richard Lucas outlines the variety of means that they employed for the purpose." --The New York Review of Books "A superior work." --Library Journal "An eloquent, gripping account." --Publisher's Weekly "Lukas tells the story with an outrage properly contained within the framework of a scholarly narrative." --Washington Post |
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Page 27
... became Sosemann , Mikołajczyk Micker , Witaszek Wittke ; apparently the inten- tion was to allow the two names to blend in the memory of the child so that the original name would be forgotten . Often the children got names which ...
... became Sosemann , Mikołajczyk Micker , Witaszek Wittke ; apparently the inten- tion was to allow the two names to blend in the memory of the child so that the original name would be forgotten . Often the children got names which ...
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... became so popular that in many places in Poland it became a synonym for partisans . It was not until the establishment of the Directorate of Underground Resistance , late in 1942 , that the AK formally began to organize a partisan ...
... became so popular that in many places in Poland it became a synonym for partisans . It was not until the establishment of the Directorate of Underground Resistance , late in 1942 , that the AK formally began to organize a partisan ...
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... became more organized as various cells , often composed of Polish political parties , appeared . This was especially ... became increasingly evident to the Polish people , it became equally obvious that assistance to the Jews had to be ...
... became more organized as various cells , often composed of Polish political parties , appeared . This was especially ... became increasingly evident to the Polish people , it became equally obvious that assistance to the Jews had to be ...
Contents
FOREWORD by Norman Davies ix | 1 |
CHAPTER | 40 |
CHAPTER THREE | 61 |
Copyright | |
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