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One of the families consisted of six people – a young American mother, named Mrs. Lippe, her four children, and a Filipina maid who was also yaya to the children. The father of the family was an American who had been killed in one of the Japanese bombings.
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One of the families consisted of six people – a young American mother, named Mrs. Lippe, her four children, and a Filipina maid who was also yaya to the children. The father of the family was an American who had been killed in one of the Japanese bombings.
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