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Le colporteur présenté par Anny Bloch-Raymond
No full textBloch-Raymond Anny. Le colporteur présenté par Anny Bloch-Raymond. In: Diasporas. Histoire et sociétés, n°5, 2004. Généalogies rêvées. pp. 118-122
Metaphysical Reference
No full textMetaphysical Reference: an Online Listing of Metaphysical Terms by Kenneth Hirst, translated by Anny Ballardin
Ciboxmenti / Geistesnahrung / Food4thought
No full textCiboxmenti / Geistesnahrung / Food4thought
Alessandra Pace; Paola Tognon
English Transl.: Anny Ballardini
ISBN 10: 8877571934
ISBN 13: 9788877571939
Publisher: Hopeful Monsters
Publication Date: 2006
Binding: Paperbac
swimming through water [nuotando attraverso l'acqua]
No full textAutore: Geroge Wallace. Versione in italiano, note e interviste di Anny Ballardini. Commenti critici di Paolo Ruffilli, David Amram, Marco Albertazzi, Mary de Rachewiltz, Marzio Pierri.
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Wave Two: Translation Special
No full textAs the Editor I have invited various authors to contribute on the topic of Translation Studies: Berty Skuber, William Allegrezza, Tom Beckett, Peter Ciccariello, Alexander Dickow, Joseph Duemer, Denni Barone, Pam Brown, Jon Corelis, Linh Dinh, James Finnegan, Farideh Hassanzadeh, Amy King, Hank Lazer, eliko Mitic, Bilijana D. Obradovic, Vincent Dussol, Barry Schwabsky, Alan Sondheim, Eileen Tabios, Martin J. Walker, Mark Weiss, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen, Bill Lavender, Charles Martin, Richard Jeffrey Newman, Obododimma Oha, Larissa Shmailo, Eilabeth Smither, Yerra Sugarman, Peter Thompson, Jowl Weishaus, Diether Haenicke, Peter Joris, Henry Martin, Ellen Moody, Karl Young, Daniel Zimmerman, Anny Ballardin
Anny Bernstein Collection. 1916-1996 bulk: 1939-1941
No full textThe collection holds Anny Bernstein’s correspondence, which she received from her family in Vienna, Austria and other places, while living in New York. Also included is an offprint with an article about Ann’s husband Frank Zwillinger (1909-1989).digitize
AHC interview with Anny Landsberger
No full textAugust 7, 2008Anny Landsberger, née Terkel, was born on 1923 in Vienna, Austria. She and her mother immigrated via the Netherlands to the United States in 1939. Her father was not able to leave, as he was born in Romania and the US quota-system made it impossible for him to immigrate. They settled in New Jersey, where Anny Landsberger finished her education in several colleges and met her husband, Kurt (AHC 1992). She and her husband used their life-savings to start a successful business manufacturing laboratory supplies and equipments for the elderly. They funded the Landsberger Holocaust Collections at the Verona and Pequannock Public Libraries in New Jersey.Austrian Heritage Collectio
Anny Robert Collection 1999-2001
No full textThe collection contains a questionnaire filled out by Anny Robert regarding her life in Austria before World War II, emigration from Austria to the Palestine, and life
in Palestine. Also included is correspondence between Robert and the Leo Baeck Institute and a variety of brief essays and poems written by her.Anny Robert (née Marcus) was born on July 31, 1909, in Vienna. She emigrated from Austria to Palestine in 1934.An inventory is available in the folderAustrian Heritage CollectionProcessed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
Out of the Sex Industry-The Story of Anny Donewald and Eve\u27s Angels
No full textRaised in a Christian home in Kalamazoo, Anny Donewald started dancing in a strip club at the age of 19 and spent the next six years in and out of clubs in Michigan, Chicago and Las Vegas, finally working as a prostitute. God broke into her life in a remarkable way and called her to bring love and hope to women caught in the sex industry in West Michigan. Anny is founder and Executive Director of the non-profit Eve\u27s Angels, which seeks to support women with resources and housing to leave the sex industry and discover God’s will for their lives
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