Piepel-The Most Terrible Story Ever Told

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Piepels...boys whom the Block Chiefs of Auschwitz selected for their sexual orgies. The recorder of this account does not know the origin of the name 'Piepel', who coined it, or in what language it originates. Be that as it may, in Auschwitz the name was as familiar as the names Bread and Crematorium."*Covered in clear plastic *
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AuthorKa-Tzetnik 135633
PublisherAnthony Blond
PlaceLondon
Year1961
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
Dustjacket ConditionGood
CommentsCovered in clear plastic
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