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Berger collaborated with photographer Jean Mohr when writing A Fortunate Man. As he wrote the text, the work listed under both their names has been combined with those giving Berger as sole author.
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Berger collaborated with photographer Jean Mohr when writing A Fortunate Man. As he wrote the text, the work listed under both their names has been combined with those giving Berger as sole author.  | |
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