Tamara Deutscher

Tamara Deutscher (1 February 1913 – 7 August 1990) was a Polish-English writer and editor who fled from France in World War II and settled in London. She researched the leaders of Soviet Communism, together with her husband Isaac Deutscher. She also contributed articles to the ''New Left Review'', wrote a book about Vladimir Lenin and collaborated with other left wing authors. Provided by Wikipedia
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    De weg van een revolutionair : nagelaten opstellen
    Archief Daniel Vanacker Bibliotheek Jean De Roose
    By Deutscher, Isaac, Deutscher, Tamara
    Date 1971
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    Political prisoners in Czechoslovakia and the USSR : the struggle for socialist democracy..
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    Détente and socialist democracy : a discussion with Roy Medvedev : essays from East and West
    Bibliotheek François Vercammen
    Oorspronkelijke uitgave voor de Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, Spokesman Books, 1975 ...

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    By Craipeau, Yvan, Deutscher, Tamara, Mandel, Ernest, Medvedev, Roy, Coates, Ken
    Date 1976
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