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Professor Bogdanow left her fortunes to Manchester University which will use the money for projects, lectures around Holocaust memorial Day. The article praise Prof Bogdanow who overcame adversity to become a leading scholar in her field and who was much valued in her team
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Holocaust refugee who fled Nazi Germany leaves £1.5m to Manchester University where she became leading academic Bogdanow was a remarkable scholar with a remarkable story. She was able
to conquer extreme adversity to become one of the leading scholars in
her field and a valued member of the university community. She came to
Britain in 1939 as an 11-year-old refugee on the Kindertransport, which
exiled 10,000 Jewish children to safety from Nazi-occupied Europe.
to conquer extreme adversity to become one of the leading scholars in
her field and a valued member of the university community. She came to
Britain in 1939 as an 11-year-old refugee on the Kindertransport, which
exiled 10,000 Jewish children to safety from Nazi-occupied Europe.
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https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/prof-fanni…
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holocaust refugee who overcame adversity, became a leading scholar, left her money to university where she worked
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Manchester