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CSPAN2 Book TV July 19, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book TV July 19, 2014

Stories like that that wraps the anecdotal around a kind of analytical strands so the book is the bright continent breaking rules and making change in modern africa, dayo olopade, thank you for being here today. Is a brilliant book. If you want to understand the continent better, you will buy it. Thank you, good to be here. [applause] thank you for attending todays session. Thank you to our moderator, doug foster and our great author, dayo olopade. Ebook the bright continent breaking rules and making change in modern africa on sale now in the main lobby. She will be signing copies just outside...

Gal Gadot hosts Holocaust survivor for remembrance event in her LA home - Vimarsana News

Gal Gadot hosts Holocaust survivor for remembrance event in her LA home

Celina Biniaz, the youngest female survivor rescued by Oskar Schindler, speaks to Hollywood A-listers

New book tells story of a Holocaust survivor from Camarillo - Vimarsana News

New book tells story of a Holocaust survivor from Camarillo

Biniaz's story has been documented in a book written by Des Moines author William Friedricks, “Saved by Schindler: The Life of Celina Karp Biniaz.”

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Book Review: Saved by Schindler: Celina Karp Biniaz, by William B. Friedricks - Vimarsana News

Book Review: Saved by Schindler: Celina Karp Biniaz, by William B. Friedricks

From the blog of Harold Kasimow at The Times of Israel

The Elbert Files: Iowa's early fairs - Business Record - Vimarsana News

The Elbert Files: Iowa's early fairs - Business Record

Craig and Diane Leaming have an unusual connection to the Iowa State Fair. Their 1880s west-side home was once a ticket station for trains carrying passengers