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Frederic Morton

American writer, Austrian Jewish refugee (1924–2015)

Born	October 5, 1924, Vienna
Died	April 20, 2015

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The Rothschilds: portrait of a dynasty

by Frederic Morton
First published in 1961 — 12 editions
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Thunder at twilight: Vienna 1913-1914

by Frederic Morton
First published in 1989 — 7 editions

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A nervous splendor: Vienna, 1888/1889

by Frederic Morton
First published in 1979 — 4 editions
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The Rothschilds: a family portrait

by Frederic Morton First published in 1962 — 3 editions
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Die Rothschilds: Portrait einer Dynastie

by Frederic Morton First published in 1962 — 2 editions

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The forever street

by Frederic Morton
First published in 1984 — 2 editions

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An unknown woman: a new novel

by Frederic Morton First published in 1976 — 2 editions
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The witching ship

by Frederic Morton First published in 1960 — 2 editions

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The Schatten affair.

by Frederic Morton First published in 1965 — 2 editions
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Snow gods: a novel.

by Frederic Morton First published in 1968 — 2 editions
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Ewigkeitsgasse.

by Frederic Morton First published in 1996 — 1 edition

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Asphalt and desire.

by Frederic Morton First published in 1952 — 1 edition

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The Rothschilds: a family portrait

by Frederic Morton First published in 1962 — 1 edition

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Thunder at twilight: Vienna, 1913/1914

by Frederic Morton First published in 2014 — 1 edition

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Herbstwalzer: Chronik um Erzherzog Rudolf

by Frederic Morton First published in 1989 — 1 edition
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Rotshilʹdy: istori︠i︡a dinastii mogushchestvennykh finansistov

by Frederic Morton First published in 2010 — 1 edition
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The Story of Winchester in Virginia: The Oldest Town in the Shenandoah Valley

by Frederic Morton First published in 2007 — 1 edition

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The Rothschilds: a family portrait

by Frederic Morton First published in 1963 — 1 edition
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Crosstown sabbath: a street journey through history

by Frederic Morton First published in 1987 — 1 edition
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The darkness below

by Frederic Morton First published in 1949 — 1 edition

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American writer, Austrian Jewish refugee (1924–2015)

Born	October 5, 1924, Vienna
Died	April 20, 2015

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OLID: OL222796A
BookBrainz: 45f43b3e-5e1e-4595-b445-a15752ea1581
ISNI: 0000000118215235
Library of Congress Names: n79106265
SBN/ICCU (National Library Service of Italy): SBLV147268
VIAF: 305126912
Wikidata: Q86487
Inventaire.io: wd:Q86487

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