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Mordecai Richler
collection1931-200111 descriptions inside3 digitized
Mordecai Richler (1931-2001) is beyond doubt the most iconic author to emerge from the Montreal Jewish community. Born a “St. Urbain Street boy” to a poor family in the Montreal Jewish ghetto, Richler’s ancestors nevertheless included his maternal grandfather, the influential religious leader and sc…
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- Mordecai Richler (5300 de l'Esplanade)file 1931-1932 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (5431 de l'Esplanade)file 1934-1935 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (4646 Hutchison)file 1936 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (4599 Jeanne-Mance)file 1937 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (5257 St. Urbain)file 1938-1948 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (5325 Jeanne-Mance)file 1949-1951 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (218 Edgehill Rd., Westmount)file 1972-1979 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler (1321 Sherbrooke O.)file 1979-2001 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Mordecai Richler, 1957item 1957 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Mordecai Richler outside a train station, circa 1950s, exact date unknownitem circa 1950s · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- An advertisement for a series of films by the NFB presenting the stories of famous Montreal writers, featuring Brian Moore, Mordecai Richler and Irving Laytonitem 1986 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
