Seven Palms: The Thomas Mann House in Pacific Palisades

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Seven Palms: The Thomas Mann House in Pacific PalisadesThe book of photos and texts is dedicated to the Thomas Mann House in the Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles. Francis Neniks essay offers the first detailed description of the history of the house in which Thomas Mann lived with his family from 1942 to 1952 during his period of exile in the U. S. Basing his work on extensive archival research, Nenik not only recounts episodes from the familys life but also introduces characters who have hitherto been

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this issue comes in a Technicolor landscape format