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The Red army troops were retreating. It was my good luck to meet a Jewish man from Moldavanka that knew me. He was sanitary instructor of an artillery battalion. He talked to the commanding officer of his battery to take me with them. He knew that fascists had no mercy on Jews.
So I happened to get to the front. There were two other boys in the battery. We were responsible for looking after the horses pulling cannons.
So I happened to get to the front. There were two other boys in the battery. We were responsible for looking after the horses pulling cannons.
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Efim Shpielberg Biography