LIBROS DEL AUTOR: j kohn

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  • Tested
    Matthew J. Kohn
    What American in their right mind would travel to China at the height of a global pandemic? Geology professor Matt Kohn, that’s who. Join Dr. Kohn, a University Distinguished Professor from Boise, Idaho, on his (mostly) laughable adventures contending with superpower bureaucracy, navigating Chinese culture, and, naturally, being tested repeatedly for Covid-19! After obtaining t...
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    13,36 €

  • Tested
    Matthew J. Kohn
    What American in their right mind would travel to China at the height of a global pandemic? Geology professor Matt Kohn, that’s who. Join Dr. Kohn, a University Distinguished Professor from Boise, Idaho, on his (mostly) laughable adventures contending with superpower bureaucracy, navigating Chinese culture, and, naturally, being tested repeatedly for Covid-19! After obtaining t...
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    29,22 €

  • The Diary of Joshua Cain
    Rev. Ronald J Kohn / RevRonald J Kohn
    Rev. Ronald J. Kohn’s new book, The Diary of Joshua Cain: Volume One, Case of the Missing Cross, is the look at one young man’s life, as narrated through his journal. What separates protagonist Joshua Cain from other teens is that he finds himself in the middle of a mystery - a crime that no one has been able to solve. This book exemplifies Judeo-Christian practices in a candid...
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    12,46 €

  • Patriotische Reden
    J Kohn
    Patriotische Reden is a collection of patriotic speeches by J Kohn, originally published in 1896. These speeches offer insights into the political and social climate of 19th-century Germany. Kohn’s orations reflect the fervent nationalism and political ideologies prevalent during this transformative period in European history. They provide valuable historical context and a deep...
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    17,08 €

  • Is the Holocaust Vanishing?
    JKohn / Murray J. Kohn / Murray JKohn
    Is the Holocaust Vanishing? explores the ramifications of the passing of survivors for Holocaust studies, the removal of the Jew from Holocaust studies, and what all of this means for Jewish identity after the Holocaust. The book consists of years of reflection and wrestling with these issues on the part of a man who is a Holocaust survivor, a rabbi, and a professor of Holocaus...
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    68,38 €