<p>narrated by</p>
<h2>David Horovitch</h2>
<p>Aron’s  father was sure the Germans and the Romanians would never take Odesa.  And he went off to enlist to help make sure they wouldn’t. Meanwhile,  16-year-old Aron insisted to his mother they flee on one of the last  ships out. The rest of the family remained.</p>

narrated by David Horovitch Aron’s father was sure the Germans and the Romanians would never take Odesa. And he went off to enlist to help make sure they wouldn’t. Meanwhile, 16-year-old Aron insisted to his mother they flee on one of the last ships out. The rest of the family remained.

<p>narrated by</p>
David Horovitch
<p>Aron’s &nbsp;father was sure the Germans and the Romanians would never take Odesa. &nbsp;And he went off to enlist to help make sure they wouldn’t. Meanwhile, &nbsp;16-year-old Aron insisted to his mother they flee on one of the last &nbsp;ships out. The rest of the family remained.</p>

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