Epitaphs  29221

Locations in Harold's Library

• Poetry of the Second World War (book) (excerpt only) with the title "Epitaphs" (en)
  • page 182
  • in "VI: 'Speechless, you testify against us'"
  • Excerptfrom "Hangman, beware. Your every savagery" to "Is aimed against you, tenfold."  Ⓒ
  • Credits: Neal Kozodoy (translator)
• Poetry of the Second World War (book) (excerpt only) with the title "Epitaphs" (en)
  • page 182
  • in "VI: 'Speechless, you testify against us'"
  • Excerptfrom "This man could be a god, and I a worm."" to ""This man could be a god, and I a worm."  Ⓒ
  • Credits: Neal Kozodoy (translator)
• Poetry of the Second World War (book) (excerpt only) with the title "Epitaphs" (en)
  • page 182
  • in "VI: 'Speechless, you testify against us'"
  • Excerptfrom [Inscribed on the slat of a railway car:] "Should you happen on a string of pearls"" to "[Inscribed on the slat of a railway car:] "Should you happen on a string of pearls"  Ⓒ
  • Credits: Neal Kozodoy (translator)

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