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Name: The Pillar of Fire
Author: Stern, Karl.

The Harcourt, Brace edition has 310 pages, is hard cover and is very close to the size given above. The subject, originally shown on this page as fiction, was incorrect. Thus, it was changed by me to "Autobiography," which it is.

First publish date: 1951

Authors: Stern, Karl.

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