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Author: Gray, Martin.

📘 For those I loved by Gray, Martin.

AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY ABOUT A YOUNG JEWISH MAN WHO LIVES THROUGH WORLD WAR II, AND THROUGH HIS LIFE AFTER THE WAR.

First publish date: 1972

Authors: Gray, Martin.

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