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Bright Ellipses There in the Sky

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2025/44 The Hungarian-Jewish writer Teréz Rudnoy (1910–1947) was one of the 800 female forced labourers in the Lippstadt I concentration camp, whose death march to the east abruptly ended, which brought freedom to them. This is also what you are now discussing for the first time in German, the novel »The Day on which they came free«. Birgit Schmidt
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Bright Ellipses There in the Sky

2025/44 The Hungarian-Jewish writer Teréz Rudnoy (1910–1947) was one of the 800 female forced labourers in the Lippstadt I concentration camp, whose death march to the east abruptly ended, which brought freedom to them. This is also what you are now discussing for the first time in German, the novel »The Day on which they came free«. Birgit Schmidt

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Jungle.World broke the news in on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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