Herman Levin

Herman Levin, 1963 Herman Nathaniel Levin (December 1, 1907 – December 27, 1990) was an American attorney and theatrical producer. He is most notable for the original production of ''My Fair Lady'' (1956), one of the most successful musicals in Broadway history. He also produced ''Gentleman Prefer Blondes'', and the play ''The Great White Hope''. He won two Tony Awards during his career. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Social welfare A history of the American response to need

    Social welfare A history of the American response to need by Axinn, June, Levin, Herman

    Published 1982
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    Religionstvång och religionsfrihet i Sverige 1686-1782

    Religionstvång och religionsfrihet i Sverige 1686-1782 by Levin, Herman

    Published 1896
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    Social welfare a history of the American response to need

    Social welfare a history of the American response to need by Axinn, June, Levin, Herman

    Published 1992
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    Introduction to computer analysis ECAP for electronics technicians and engineers

    Introduction to computer analysis ECAP for electronics technicians and engineers by Levin, Herman

    Published 1970
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    Social welfare a history of the American response to need

    Social welfare a history of the American response to need by Axinn, June, Levin, Herman

    Published 1975
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