Marianne Pennekamp

Marianne Pennekamp (May 14, 1924 – December 3, 2021) was a Jewish social worker with a focus on families, children and school social work. As a child she survived the Holocaust, when her family fled from Karlsruhe to Marseille Vichy France in 1935, before immigrating to New York, after her father was released from internment camp. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Social work practice toward a child, family, school, community perspective

    Social work practice toward a child, family, school, community perspective by Freeman, Edith M., Pennekamp, Marianne

    Published 1988
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    Collaboration in school guidance A creative approach to pupil personnel work

    Collaboration in school guidance A creative approach to pupil personnel work by Sarvis, Mary A., Pennekamp, Marianne

    Published 1970
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