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A haiku (3/11/2016)

Zyklon B—To kill
pests found in The Reich, such as:
insects, lice, and Jews.

March 12, 2016samuelbartholomew creative writing, haiku, holocaust, holocaust literature, literature, poem, poet, poetry, World War II, writing, WWII, WWII literature Leave a comment

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