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Shelters
shelters
Hiding places where Jews endured overcrowding during the action.
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... People with coughs also posed dangers in the shel-
ters. Many who wished to be admitted to a hideout
denied that they coughed. Alternatively, a cougher
would threaten to expose the hiding place if he were not
allowed to stay there. In one such case, sixty Jews were
turned over to the Nazis because a cougher carried out
his threat. ...Connected nodes
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