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2
2006
Overview
Everything changed that dark Friday morning when a policeman banged us awake and ordered us out of Germany. We panicked, protested, dressed, and packed, in ten minutes. Then he took us down the stairs, out the front door, down the stoop, up the street, and to the nearby police station, which just yesterday had protected Jews in the neighborhood. On this fateful October 28, 1938, we surrendered our only passport and joined shaken friends and acquaintances, some wearing prayer shawls and phylacteries. Around 9:30 a.m., as a small crowd jeered, we were driven away in open trucks. They stopped at
Publisher
University of Wisconsin Press
ISBN
0299210804, 9780299210809
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