Background
Jagoda, Robert Eugene was born on November 18, 1923 in Kansas City, Missouri, United States.
(Senzi" A Woman to Remember is a unique POW memoir from Wo...)
Senzi" A Woman to Remember is a unique POW memoir from World War 2, reflecting not only on the dangers and suffering of modern warfare, but, more importantly, on the lives of American GIs and German peasants thrown together is a system of forced farm labor. The way they related to one another as the war surged around them brings to the fore the values that, among ardinary people, unite even bitter enemies.
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(This WW II memoir was written as a tribute to Senzi Markt...)
This WW II memoir was written as a tribute to Senzi Markthaler, a young farm woman who took extraordinary risks to ensure the safety and good treatment of 19 American POWs sent to work on farms in the German village of Bebenhausen. Thanks to her frequent intervention on their behalf it is also a celebration of Senzi's ability to achieve peace and understanding between people who are hostile to one another. This is the book that the author promised Senzi more than 60 years ago. It was translated into German, and read aloud to her and her family. Typically, she forgave the author for the book's factual errors, including her age. (She was only 28 at the time, not 40.)
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Jagoda, Robert Eugene was born on November 18, 1923 in Kansas City, Missouri, United States.
Bachelor of Science, Northwestern University, 1949.
Copy editor Chicago Tribune, 1946—1948. Freelance writer, photographer, school teacher Hart, Michigan, 1949—1953. Member advertising/committee staff Union Carbide, Cleveland and New York City, 1953—1960.
Speechwriter, communications manager International Business Machines Corporation, White Plains, 1960—1986. Freelance speechwriter, advertising, public relations consultant New York City, since 1986. Sergeant infantry United States Army, 1943-1945.
(Senzi" A Woman to Remember is a unique POW memoir from Wo...)
(This WW II memoir was written as a tribute to Senzi Markt...)
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President Ulster County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Kingston, New York, 1990—1995, Ulster County Arts Council, Kingston, 1980—1983. Vice chair state advisory committee United States Commission on Civil Rights, 1978—1982. Member of International Business Machines Corporation Quarter Century Club, Ex-Prisoners of War.
Married Kitty Kuhne Jagoda, April 8, 1948. 1 child Eric.