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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PERHAPS A FRIEND OF ANNE FRANK'S, by SAMUEL EXLER First Line: I walk in the blackout, beside the dutch Last Line: And the nazi doctor giggles, 'it won't hurt a bit.' Subject(s): Frank, Anne (1929-1945); Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945); Jews | |||
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