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“What I can say with honesty is that my research in Russia and in Germany has brought me nothing but the worsening of my eyesight and the waste of years of my life. And I did it all for you.”

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Book:King of the Jews
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King of the Jews

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Nick Tosches
Nick Tosches

Nick Tosches is an American journalist renowned for his in-depth reporting on music, culture, and crime. His writing style is distinctive, often using vivid and detailed descriptions to portray complex characters and events. more

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