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May 07, 2004 - Image 53

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2004-05-07

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Communist
Prague?

An One

evening, we
were all going
out for drinks at
a pub, and one
of our friends
failed to show
up. A few days
Aaron Hamburger:
later, my friend
"I came to realize
went to the
that
American is an
dorm where she
identity
all its own."
was living and it
turned out the
Czech police were looking for her. She'd
left the country in the middle of the
night after not having paid her rent or a
hefty long-distance phone bill, and the
police were looking for any leads to her
whereabouts.
In the meantime, they were impound-
ing all of her belongings. That sort of
thing would happen. Americans would
just up and disappear, usually leaving a
bit of debt of in their wake. Czechs were
at a loss to understand how the
Americans could be so irresponsible.
At the same time, the Czechs would
occasionally rip us off, knowing we
could afford it, so there was an atmos-
phere of mutual exploitation.
I was surprised to see so many works
of literature come out of the expatriate
experience in different Eastern European
countries. It didn't have the feel of Paris
in the '20s at all. It felt more like a frat
party that had gone on too long. ❑

Friday, May 14th
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The estate of Margaret Fisher, Crosse Pointe Farms, MI including a Sit - Henry Rachurn portraitteullen crystal. sterling silver, line jewelry, chinaware and 18th
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to Nith c. furniture; the Estate of Fred Ntallender, Bloomfield Hills, Ml'hIghlIghted
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PABLO PICASSO [SPANISH 1881-1973], AQUATINT,
12 1/4" X 16 1/4", 'FAUN UNCOVERING A WOMAN':
(535,000/45,000) #2122

EDOUARD MANET [FRENCH 1832-1883]
ETCHING, 1 l" X 8 1/8", 'GITANOS':
(52,000/3,000) #2120

LOUIS LEGRAND [FRENCH 1730-1784], ETCHING &
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Aaron Hamburger reads from and
signs copies of his book 7 p.m.
Thursday, May 13, at Borders in
Farmington Hills. (248) 737-0110.

baniM,V=4)11,ZM

,

Wendy Shanker:
"I was on a
diet before I
knew how to
walk."

There's no ques-
tion this book is
for anyone who
has ever been on a
diet or for anyone
who thinks he or
she is fat. (I guess
that includes all of
us.) So weigh in,
and read it for
yourself ❑

Joining Aaron Hamburger,
Wendy Shanker reads from and
signs copies of her book 7 p.m.
Thursday, May 13, at Borders in
Farmington Hills.

(248) 737-0110.

HENRI DE TOULOUSE LAUTREC [FRENCH 1864-1901],
LITHOGRAPH, I I 1/4" X 9 1/4" IMAGE:
(S1,000/1,500) #2115

REMBRANDT VAN RIJN [DUTCH 1606-1669],
ETCHING, 4 1/2" X 3 1/2" 'ABRAHAM
CARESSING ISAAC': (SI,000/1,500) #2124

GEORGES BRAQUE [FRENCH 1882-1963],
BLACK & WHITE AQUATINT, 4 7/8" X 6 1/2" IMAGE,
'OISEAU III': (54,000/6,000) #2096

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