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• The Warburgs: The Twentieth-Century Odyssey of a Remarkable Jewish Family whole source · open book

  — As with so many German Warburgs, Ingrid ended up staying in New York far longer than she had dreamed. After graduating from Hamburg University in 1936, Fritz’s exquisite daughter, who so resembled an Egyptian queen, made a six-week trip from Hamburg to stay with Friedaflix in New York. (Fritz gave sage parting advice: “Never drink water with ice!”13) She returned to Hamburg briefly the following summer and experienced the funereal grace of Kösterberg.

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• The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood whole source · open book

  ing here. Turing was a fellow and a recent graduate at King’s College, Cambridge, when he presented his computable-numbers paper to his professor in 1

  chapter: (All I’m After Is Just a Mundane Brain)

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