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A Buffalo Childhood: Recollections of the Polish East Side in Wartime and Beyond

By Phyllis Wazenska O'Donnell - July 31, 2018

Growing up on a dead-end street meant anything but a dead-end life. These recollections of an era gone by will no doubt kindle familiar memories for many.

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