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| Grandma, did Santa bring you Christmas presents when you were a little girl? | |
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| He usually did. Except in 1944. That year, the only people who got presents were about a thousand Jewish adults. | |
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| Wow, that's strange. What did you do? | |
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| There wasn't much I could do. I and all the other children had to work in a factory in Central Europe until they straightened it out. | |
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| Straightened out? Why? What happened? | |
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| Apparently, Santa's list and Schindler's list had accidentally gotten switched. | |
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