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Charlotte Stein-Pick (née Charlotte Baron; 22 October 1899 - 2 February 1991) was a German-Jewish emigrant. Today, her memoirs serve historians as a basis for research in many cases, and excerpts from them are often cited in her own German- but also English-language publications.

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rdfs:comment	Charlotte Stein-Pick (geb. Charlotte Baron; * 22. Oktober 1899 in München; † 2. Februar 1991 in Oakland, Kalifornien) war eine deutsche Emigrantin jüdischer Herkunft. Ihre Memoiren dienen heute Historikern in vielen Fällen als Forschungsgrundlage, und Auszüge daraus werden häufig in eigenen deutsch-, aber auch englischsprachigen Publikationen zitiert. (de) Charlotte Stein-Pick (née Charlotte Baron; 22 October 1899 - 2 February 1991) was a German-Jewish emigrant. Today, her memoirs serve historians as a basis for research in many cases, and excerpts from them are often cited in her own German- but also English-language publications. (en)
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has abstract	Charlotte Stein-Pick (geb. Charlotte Baron; * 22. Oktober 1899 in München; † 2. Februar 1991 in Oakland, Kalifornien) war eine deutsche Emigrantin jüdischer Herkunft. Ihre Memoiren dienen heute Historikern in vielen Fällen als Forschungsgrundlage, und Auszüge daraus werden häufig in eigenen deutsch-, aber auch englischsprachigen Publikationen zitiert. (de) Charlotte Stein-Pick (née Charlotte Baron; 22 October 1899 - 2 February 1991) was a German-Jewish emigrant. Today, her memoirs serve historians as a basis for research in many cases, and excerpts from them are often cited in her own German- but also English-language publications. (en)
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