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How did you research the life of Lazarus Averbuch, the Chicago of a hundred years ago, and real historical figures like Chief of Police George Shippy?
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The killing of Lazarus Averbuch did happen, even if a lot of stuff in my book did not really happen.
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Second, at the time of the Averbuch affair there was ubiquitous pseudoscientific discourse -- the early 20th century is the high point of phrenology and eugenics -- that identified many immigrants as racially inferior degenerates biologically inclined toward anarchism.
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With the book he is intending to write, Brik is overtly trying to resurrect Lazarus Averbuch, to tell his true story and render justice to him.
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On a recent trip, she and her traveling roommate, Yael Averbuch, noticed a pungent stench in their hotel room, but never investigated it.
Nine Years of Living the Soccer Life Joshua Robinson 2011
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What was it about the true story of Lazarus Averbuch that appealed to you?
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On March 2, 1908, 19-year-old Lazarus Averbuch, a Jewish immigrant from Eastern Europe to Chicago, knocked on the front door of the home of George Shippy, the Chicago chief of police.
The Lazarus Project: Summary and book reviews of The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar Hemon. 2008
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In order to understand Lazarus Averbuch, Brik and his friend Rorawho overflows with stories of his life as a Sarajevo war photographerretrace Lazarus's path backwards across Eastern Europe, through a history of pogroms and poverty, and through a present-day of cheap mafiosi and cheaper prostitutes.
The Lazarus Project: Summary and book reviews of The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar Hemon. 2008
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Before long two different political tendencies, represented by the Marxist leaders Bullac and Averbuch, emerged in the 'Lenin Club'.
Venezuela: Philosophic historic glimpses of a possible Fifth International 2009
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Genia Averbuch worked in the private domain during the 1930s, but decided after World War II also to contribute to the public one.
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