Elinor Burkett
Born
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, The United States
October 09, 1946
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Golda
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2008
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21 editions
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So Many Enemies, So Little Time: An American Woman in All the Wrong Places
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2004
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8 editions
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Another Planet: A Year in the Life of a Suburban High School
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published
2001
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7 editions
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The Baby Boon: How Family-Friendly America Cheats the Childless
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2000
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8 editions
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A Gospel of Shame: Children, Sexual Abuse, and the Catholic Church
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published
1993
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5 editions
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The Right Women: A Journey Through the Heart of Conservative America
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published
1998
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7 editions
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The Gravest Show on Earth: America in the Age of AIDS
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published
1995
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5 editions
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Consumer Terrorism: How to Get Satisfaction When You're Being Ripped Off
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1996
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2 editions
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Das Buch der Schande - Kinder und sexueller Missbrauch in der katholischen Kirche
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“Those who don’t know how to weep with their whole heart don’t know how to laugh either.”
― Golda
― Golda
“Nixon quickly laid Golda’s fears to rest. Despite reams of memoranda from his staff warning him not to succumb to the Israeli prime minister’s charms, alone with the grandmotherly woman for more than an hour and a half, Nixon couldn’t resist her. “I remember so well when we sat down in the chairs in the Oval Office, and the photographers came in…and we were shaking hands, and she was smiling and making the right friendly comments,” Nixon recalled. “Then the photographers left the room. She crossed her legs, lit a cigarette and said, ‘Now, Mr. President, what are you going to do about those planes that we want and we need very much?’…Golda Meir acted like a man and wanted to be treated like a man. There is no question that she was a very strong, intelligent leader in her own right.”
― Golda
― Golda
“I remember so well when we sat down in the chairs in the Oval Office, and the photographers came in…and we were shaking hands, and she was smiling and making the right friendly comments,” Nixon recalled. “Then the photographers left the room. She crossed her legs, lit a cigarette and said, ‘Now, Mr. President, what are you going to do about those planes that we want and we need very much?’…Golda Meir acted like a man and wanted to be treated like a man. There is no question that she was a very strong, intelligent leader in her own right.”
― Golda
― Golda
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