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COVER TITLE PAGE WELCOME INTRODUCTION BY P. N. SINGER MORIZ SCHEYER’S MANUSCRIPT

Author’s foreword

1. The ‘Anschluss’ 2. Breathing again: Switzerland 3. France: beloved France 4. Earning the first hundred francs 5. The men in berets 6. The ‘Drôle de Guerre’ 7. Paris, ghost of an enchanted city 8. Paths of the Exodus 9. ‘Armistice’ 10. Paris under the German boot 11. The French… and the French 12. From ‘the Israelites’ to ‘the Jew’ 13. Stay of execution 14. ‘For examination of your situation’ 15. Hut 8 16. Another stay of execution 17. ‘Zone libre’ 18. Voiron 19. Nine gendarmes versus five Jews 20. Caserne Bizanet, Grenoble 21. A toast 22. Escape to Switzerland 23. A telegram 24. Labarde 25. Blessed are the poor in spirit 26. Nuns 27. A glimpse through a peephole 28. Music 29. Eugène le Roy 30. Informers 31. In place of a chapter on the Resistance 32. They’re coming–they’re not coming–they’re coming! 33. The morning of 6th June 1944 34. Summer 35. The first step into freedom 36. Carlos 37. In memory of my comrades from the concentration camp at Beaune-la-Rolande 38. The undeserving survivors 39. Still in Labarde: but free Afterword TRANSLATOR’S EPILOGUE MORIZ SCHEYER: WRITER PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THE TEXT A CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS 1933–1945 FURTHER READING TRANSLATOR’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR AND TRANSLATOR NEWSLETTERS TABLE OF CONTENTS COPYRIGHT

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