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Archive for May 2011
20. May 2011 by admin.
LF inter alia at the Los Angeles Holocaust Museum at its new site (Beverly and Fairfax):
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20. May 2011 by admin.
Arrival of the 2011 Feuchtwanger Fellow:
Villa Aurora Director Imogen von Tannenberg, Amir Cheheltan, Shala Cheheltan, and USC Exile Studies Librarian Michaela Ullmann at a recent reception
Iranian writer Amir Hassan Cheheltan has arrived in Los Angeles as the 2011 Feuchtwanger Fellow.
Born in Tehran, Cheheltan is a novelist and short story writer whose work has been subject to restrictions and rewritings. Cheheltan has survived two attempts on his life, and in 1999 he fled Iran amid a wave of violence against the nation’s intellectuals. Two years later, he returned to Tehran and has since continued publishing his work. His most recent book, Tehran, Revolution Street, was published in 2009. His upcoming book Killing American in Tehran will be published this August.
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17. May 2011 by admin.
12350 Feuchtwanger, a main-belt asteroid named after LF in 1993 by the astronomer F. Borngen (Karl Schwarzschild Observatory, Thuringia).
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