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11-Majdanek

The Bleeding Sky-Recollections of the Shoah by Louis Brandsdorfer

Jun 4, 200815:37Religion & Spirituality

Packed into a crowded freight car my mother is sent from Warsaw to the Majdanek. Majdanek was the major concentration camp on the eastern side of Poland.

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11-Majdanek is an episode from The Bleeding Sky-Recollections of the Shoah by Louis Brandsdorfer. Packed into a crowded freight car my mother is sent from Warsaw to the Majdanek. Majdanek was the major concentration camp on the eastern side...

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Published Jun 4, 2008, 15:37 long, audio available.

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