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This book investigates the identity and travels of Daniel Ascher, an enigmatic figure whose works and stories have captivated readers. Through her journey, the narrator uncovers hidden truths about his life and legacy.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Historical Mystery
Authors: Ann-Deborah Levy-Bertherat
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