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The Book That Matters Most

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“Over time, Jews were banned from state hospitals and not allowed to travel further than thirty kilometres from their homes. Public parks, playgrounds, rivers, swimming pools, beaches and libraries were placed out of bounds. The names of all Jewish soldiers were scratched off First World War memorials,”
― Wendy Holden, Born Survivors: Three Young Mothers and Their Extraordinary Story of Courage, Defiance, and Hope

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“The lightning-rod man still dwells in the land; still travels in storm-time, and drives a brave trade with the fear of man.”
― Herman Melville, The Lightning-Rod Man

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