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Hania Seremet (right) hid Alona Goldman (left) shortly before the liquidation of the L'viv ghetto. Seremet later returned the girl to her parents in their separate hiding place. years later, the adult Alona described Hania as a "money-hungry" woman who "dumped" her when the funds her parents provided for her upkeep ran out. Hania's tense letters to Alona's parents written in 1943 reveal the stress under which she lived and the challenge of finding a secure haven for Alona. |