A memorial to Albert Meyer
Prof. Ed Ketz remembers the accountant who uncovered the New Era Ponzi scheme and tirelessly championed integrity.
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Prof. Ed Ketz remembers the accountant who uncovered the New Era Ponzi scheme and tirelessly championed integrity.
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Did you know that the first winner of the marathon event at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 was actually a water carrier? That the bicycle event ran for 12 hours? And that, except for the fencers, these athletes were amateurs instead of professionals? These interesting tidbits and others like them can be found at a new exhibition at the China World Art Museum in Beijing.
Writer was one of the last of the âDunera Boysâ Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Klaus Neumann Save Normal text size WALTER KAUFMANN: 1924 - 2021 A Jew in Nazi Germany, an enemy alien in wartime England, a communist in Robert Menziesâ Australia, an Australian in the German Democratic Republic, and somebody with a GDR identity in reunified Germany: throughout his life, the writer Walter Kaufmann, who died in Berlin on April 15, did not belong. Kaufmann was born Sally Jizchak Schmeidler on January 19, 1924 in Berlinâ...
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