'Ka-tzetnik 135633', House of Dolls, sixth impression, 1956
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Ka-tzetnik 135633 [i.e. Yehiel Dinur] House of Dolls.

£95

Translated from the Hebrew by Moshe M. Kohn
London, Frederick Muller, 1956.

First English edition, sixth impression. 8vo. Original red boards. Fourth impression dust-jacket,

A harrowing semi-fictionalised account of Nazi brothels, shedding further light on the atrocities of the Holocaust.

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