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Raimond Gaita farewells writer, historian and son-in-law, Mark Raphael Baker

  • Written by: Raimond Gaita, Honourary professorial fellow, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne
Raimond Gaita farewells writer, historian and son-in-law, Mark Raphael BakerMark Raphael Baker, author of The Fiftieth GatePaul Philipson

Mark Raphael Baker, who died on May 4, is best known for two outstanding books, radically different in kind. The groundbreaking Holocaust historian Christopher R. Browning describes Mark’s award-winning memoir The Fiftieth Gate, about his parents’ experience in the Holocaust,...

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