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“I implore you. Take the train appearing in the distance: this train might be the last.”

Quote by Dorlies von Kaphengst Meissner Rasmussen

Book:Escaping the Russian Onslaught: A Family’s Story of Fleeing the Russian Army after Hitler’s Nazi Regime

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