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Returning to his family with a pair of stolen loaves of bread, he was DSSURDFKHG E\ WZR 66 RIÂżFHUV “Where did you get that bread?â€? they demanded “Where did you get that bread?â€? they demanded. Paul had never been so close to the enemy. He stood, accused and frozen. “Come with us!â€? The order was stern and curt. They snatched the bread from his hands. The pounding of his KHDUW LQWHQVLÂżHG XQWLO KH WKRXJKW LW would surely break through his chest. He could barely breathe. He felt a hard, squeezing pressure on his arm — the grip of a Nazi. He had the sensation of walking very quickly, although he was unable to feel his legs. Were his feet touching the ground? Were they even moving? He heard only the sound of the RIÂżFHUVÂś ERRWV FODFNLQJ ZLWK HDFK VWHS on the hard street beneath their feet. His H\HV EXUQHG DV LI RQ ÂżUH DQG EOXUUHG LPDJHV RI KLV IDPLO\ Ă€DVKHG WKURXJK his rattled brain. What would they think? Would he ever see them again? Were these men going to kill him? Paul fought to restrain the tears pooling in his eyes. He was only a child — his life was supposed to be ahead of him, not behind. They arrived at their destination:

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an old schoolhouse that had been converted into a transitory evaluation and detainment center, the Durkankslager. He was taken downstairs to the basement, the ÂłGXQJHRQ ´ ,W ZDV ÂżOOHG ZLWK SHRSOH standing in lines. Everywhere were the IDPLOLDU -HZLVK LGHQWLÂżFDWLRQ SDWFKHV The Nazis pushed him into place with the others. He looked around at the detainees, predominantly grown men. He did not see any other children in the crowded space. $Q 66 RIÂżFHU VDW XSULJKW RQ D VWRRO at the front of the room, one leg raised and bent at the knee with his booted IRRW FRQÂżGHQWO\ SHUFKHG RQ D WDEOH %HKLQG KLP ZDV D GHVN ÂżOOHG ZLWK papers. As each of the accused men made his way to the front of the line, he was questioned by the man on the stool, evaluated, and sent into a group either to the right or to the left. Paul was not sure why the men were being divided, but as he drew closer to the HYDOXDWLQJ RIÂżFHU KH ZDV RYHUFRPH ZLWK D VHQVH RI GRRP +LV PLQG ÂżUHG rapid, disconnected thoughts. I’m only a child . . . perhaps if I tell them I’m only 11 years old . . . maybe they will have pity and let me go back to my parents. Without warning, a man behind him in the line kicked the back of his leg. He leaned into Paul’s ear and VSRNH TXLHWO\ EXW ÂżUPO\

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They remained in the detainment center for a few more days. Each day they were given small rations of bread and a cup of water. Paul allowed his mind to escape into a place of refuge and peace. He comforted himself with thoughts of his family, memories of good times they had shared, life in Phella’s beautiful home, and the hope that maybe he would soon be returning there. In the corner of his eye, Paul perceived movement through a window in the damp stone wall. He turned his head to look through the dusty glass. Just beyond the tall barbed-wire fence, his father stood, his eyes scouring the room through the wire and glass. Noah’s H\HV IRXQG 3DXOœV +LV KDQG ÀHZ RYHU his head waving to his son, his familiar SHQHWUDWLQJ H\HV ¿OOHG ZLWK ORQJLQJ +H held his hand still for a moment and then let it fall limp to his side. He stood PRWLRQOHVV KLV JD]H ¿[HG RQ KLV FKLOG Separated by barbed wire and guns, and the merciless cruelty of the human heart, father and son looked upon each other for the last time. Paul’s heart raced within him. An overwhelming urge demanded that he

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jump to his feet and run to the window. He dared not. To do so would jeopardize not only his fate but also now his father’s. Separated by brick and mortar, barbed wire and guns, and the merciless cruelty of the human heart, father and son looked upon each other for the last time. In that sacred moment, they knew that the bond they shared was beyond

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Braiding challos into a round shape can be an art. Inasmuch as there are many ways to achieve the round look, the following pictorial instructions can help simplify the task. After experimenting with many methods, these were found to show the best results.

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