Table of Contents Preface by Adrienne M. Naylor Translation Note by Adrienne M. Naylor Introduction by Cord Pagenstecher Current State of Research Historical Sources The Memoir Liri Çako--Village Girl and Partisan The Occupation of Albania Partisan Warfare in Albania Greek Comrades in Thessaloniki In Ravensbrück, the Women's Concentration Camp Albanian Men at Ravensbrück Forced Labor for Siemens and AEG Death March and Liberation The Long Wait at Fürstenwalde's Repatriation Camp A Harsh Homecoming Memory in (Post-)Socialist Albania Ravensbrück's Albanian Memorial Room Girl Number 67203 Biographical Fragments As an Activist and Partisan Facing Down the Barrel of a Machine Gun Better to Die with Honor Than Live as a Traitor Florina Fever To Those Returning to the Homeland, Tell Our Comrades We Did Not Disgrace Them The Death Train The Smell of Burning Flesh A Day of Terror and Great Joy The Death Barn and Freedom Berlin Becomes Our Prisoner The Trains Transporting Joy, Sorrow, and Longing The Day the People Voted Freely for the First Time Epilogue 1987 Letter from Tasoula Mazarakis Our Destinies Were Intertwined Under Torture On Petrina Shaho Nase The Girl Who Escaped Nazi Extermination On Fatmira Sala's Memoir Early Years The War Capture Imprisonment Deportation Ravensbrück Köpenick The Death March Liberation Repatriation Postwar The Power of Memory Index.