Szereszewscy wyszli z Umschlagu, zostawili tam...

  • YES

  • Szereszewscy wyszli z Umschlagu, zostawili tam wiele bliskich osób

  • 1943-01-18
  • 1943-01-18
  • deportation
  • private life / daily life
  • rescue attempts, deportation, private life
  • 213

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