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Watch it for its unsettling, unflinching look at auschwitz. Unfortunately, this dvd, while holding a fine videoaudio presentation, suffers a case of anemic extras. Download into the grey zone in pdf and epub formats for free. The grey zone is a term coined by the italian holocaust survivor primo levi in his essay collection the drowned and the saved 1989.
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