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Helga Weiss

Helga Weiss

How to pronounce Helga Weiss: wyss (rhymes with ice)

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  • Francoise Frenkel

    Francoise Frenkel

    Françoise Frenkel was born in Poland in 1889. Fulfilling a lifelong dream, she opened the first French-language bookshop in Berlin with her husband. In the summer of 1939, with war looming, Frenkel fled to Paris. She ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Helga's Diary

    Try:
    A Bookshop in Berlin
    by Francoise Frenkel

  • Irmgard Hunt

    Irmgard Hunt

    Irmgard A. Hunt has been an executive at a number of environmental organizations, including the Nature Conservancy and the Environmental Partnership for Central Europe, a project of the German Marshall Fund. After years as a... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Helga's Diary

    Try:
    On Hitler's Mountain
    by Irmgard Hunt

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