Capturing the charm of its subject, an autobiography features the voices of Josephine Baker's friends, lovers, colleagues, and family, and chronicles her rise to fame on Broadway and in Paris, and French resistance work during World War II. Reprint. IP.
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Text: English, French (translation)
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By Big Daddy Z. Top (N.H.) - See all my reviews
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This is a great book put together by some one who knew and loved her and uses what she said herself as its major source. It also tells us a lot about the racism of the time.
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