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Lwów

British  
/ lvuf /

noun

  1. the Polish name for Lvov

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There was another brother, Chaim, a physician studying in a town in Italy I’d never heard of; a sister not far away in Lwów; and Mr. Diamant, who stayed at home, recuperating from something that had to do with his blood.

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Someone had brought a battery-powered radio, and we listened to President Mościcki tell the young men of Poland to rally in Lwów.

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And since our part of Przemyśl was practically in Russia anyway, the Diamant brothers came back from Lwów.

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“Lwów, I think. I don’t know how they chose, but Max’s name is on the list.”

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He wasn’t going to the labor camp in Lwów after all, he said.

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