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... train to Moscow's Kazan Station and there personally handed them over , along with their papers , to the person in ... train to the front carriages . People carrying sacks and bundles kept coming up to him and complaining that they ...
... train to Moscow's Kazan Station and there personally handed them over , along with their papers , to the person in ... train to the front carriages . People carrying sacks and bundles kept coming up to him and complaining that they ...
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... train , Kolka could swear , carried neither refugees nor fascist prisoners - of - war . It was more like their own orphans ' train ; these children , too , were obviously not being given enough to eat . Orphanage jackals always managed ...
... train , Kolka could swear , carried neither refugees nor fascist prisoners - of - war . It was more like their own orphans ' train ; these children , too , were obviously not being given enough to eat . Orphanage jackals always managed ...
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... train and set off , but they were careless , made little attempt to keep out of sight and were caught while changing trains at a junction just east of the Urals . They were locked up in a gangers ' hut beside the tracks and a sentry was ...
... train and set off , but they were careless , made little attempt to keep out of sight and were caught while changing trains at a junction just east of the Urals . They were locked up in a gangers ' hut beside the tracks and a sentry was ...
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