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We looked at each other without a word. It was all incomprehensible and mad, but one thing we had understood. This was the metamorphosis that awaited us. Tomorrow we would be like them.
Levi, Survival, p. 20.
Levi, Drowned, pp. 113-114.
[W]hen the prisoners were forced to march naked before the SS doctors, much to Eva C.'s humiliation (all the more so because she knew them): "I [could] catch a glimpse of [Konig's] eyes looking straight in my eyes and no place else, and I was very grateful for that." She sensed that he was reassuring her "that things would be all right, that he was a friend":"I felt he cared."
Lifton, p. 233.
I badly needed a waistband to hold up my drawers...At the garbage dump, by a wonderful stroke of luck, I found three fragments of twine which could be pieced together for the purpose...I felt that I had become a rich woman in the camp.
Friedrich, p. 43.
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