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The Literary Imagination and the Holocaust

Rosl Uhlfelder at Nuremberg

Rosl Uhlfelder, standing, right, at the railway station in Nuremberg, next to a railway car for the transportation of household goods before being "transported" to Lublin, Poland with other Nuremberg Jews.

Image used with permission.

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