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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HOW CAN THEY SAY IT NEVER HAPPENED?, by JOAN FONDELL
Sources:
BEYOND LAMENT; POETS OF THE WORLD BEARING WITNESS TO THE HOLOCAUST.
Striar, Marguerite M. (ed.)
(1998)
Page 433
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