just a few wartime coins. The conclusion being that the pianist (Wlad) must sell his piano, for a startlingly low price. The selling of the piano is typical of the reports from the war, when people (like crooked pawn shop owners) offered very low prices for the precious goods of Jews knowing they would get their price as no one else would likely pay for the goods and if they did they would offer them no more.
             It is unknown if the dates of events of Jewish restriction were present in Wlad's me
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