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Herman Taube (1918–2014)

Author of My Baltimore Landsmen: A Documentary Novel

17 Works 77 Members 0 Reviews

Works by Herman Taube

My Baltimore Landsmen: A Documentary Novel (1995) 12 copies

Between the Shadows New and Selected Works by Herman Taube (1986) 10 copies

Kyzyl Kishlek Refugee Village (1993) 8 copies

Land of blue skies: A poetic travel record around Israel (1994) 8 copies

A chain of images : poetic notes (1979) 6 copies

Looking Back, Going Forward: New and Selected Poems (2002) 5 copies

Golden leaves: New & selected poems (1997) 5 copies

Autumn Travels, Devious Paths: Poetry and Prose (1992) 5 copies

The Last Train: Exodus to Tashkent (1966) 4 copies

Echoes: Poetic notes (1981) 3 copies

Empty pews;: A novel of the World War II based on the life of immigrants who found hope, love, and happiness in America 2 copies

Surviving Despair: A Story About Perseverance (2007) 2 copies

Between the shadows : new and selected works 2 copies

Uzbekistan Stories: A Jewish Medic During WWII (1656) 2 copies

Poetic Readings - simple thoughts and prayers 1 copy

Remember 1 copy

Questions : poetic notes 1 copy

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Birthdate: 1918-02-02
Date of death: 2014-03-25
Gender: male
Places of residence: Lodz, Poland (birth)
Uzbekistan
Occupations: journalist
Organizations: Second Polish Army (medic)
Short biography: During World War II, Herman Taube served as a medic in the Second Polish Army. In 1947, Herman Taube immigrated to America with his wife Susan.

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Works: 17
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Popularity: #231,246
Rating: ½ 1.5

ISBNs: 11

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