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The bitterest age
A 10-year-old German girl's account of the last days of World War II in her hometown of Potsdam. As the feared Red Army approaches, people scavenge for food, huddle in air raid shelters and destroy evidence of Nazi allegiance.
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/31155164#Event/1939_1945
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