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German author Julia Franck on Back to Back

Year: 2014
Names: Cochran, Cate, 1955-, Franck, Julia, Wachtel, Eleanor
Description:

Julia Franck was 18 when the Berlin Wall came down on November 9, 1989. Born in the East, and raised mostly in the West, her life and writing embody the divide between the two cultures.

Part of: Writers & Company
Type: Sound recording non-musical

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  • Cochran, Cate, 1955- (1)
  • Franck, Julia (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor (1)

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  • Absentee mothers--Germany-… (1)
  • Authors, German--Interviews (1)
  • Authorship (1)
  • Berlin (Germany)--Fiction (1)
  • Berlin Wall, Berlin, Germany,… (1)
  • CBC Books (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Franck, Julia--Childhood and… (1)
  • Franck, Julia. Lagerfeuer… (1)
  • Franck, Julia. Mittagsfrau… (1)
  • Franck, Julia. Rücken an Rücken… (1)
  • Germany (East)--Fiction (1)
  • Germany--Social conditions-… (1)
  • Jewish women--Fiction (1)
  • Single mothers--Fiction (1)
  • Single mothers--Germany--Fiction (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor. Writers &… (1)
  • Women sculptors--Fiction (1)
  • World War, 1914-1918--Germany-… (1)
  • World War, 1939-1945--Germany-… (1)
  • (-) Franck, Julia (1)

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  • Germany (1)

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