- Martin Gray (writer) - Wikipedia
Martin Gray (born Mieczysław Grajewski; 27 April 1922 – 24 April 2016) was a Holocaust survivor who emigrated to the West, and published books in French about his experiences during World War II, in which his family was killed in Poland occupied by Germany
- Warsaw Ghetto author Martin Gray dies aged 93 in Belgium
The Franco-American author and Holocaust survivor Martin Gray has died in Ciney, Belgium, aged 93 He was found in the swimming pool of his second home, a legal official said, adding that no
- Martin Grey - IMDb
Martin Grey was born in the USA Martin is an actor and writer, known for About Fifty (2011), Ghost World (2001) and The Addiction of Hope Martin has been married to Anne-Marie Johnson since 1 January 1996
- who am i — Martin Grey
actor writer director producer I'm from Brooklyn (before it was hip), left for school in Boulder, CO and ended up in Los Angeles, CA where i've been working for over 30 years as an actor writer director producer I've lived in Silver Lake (before it was hip) with my wife since 1986
- Martin Gray, author of best-selling Holocaust memoir, dies at 93
Martin Gray, a Polish-born Holocaust survivor whose memoir about his experiences during World War II inspired a successful TV miniseries, has died at 93 Gray was found in the swimming
- Short Biography of Martin Gray - Sacred Sites: World . . .
Short Biography of Martin Gray My career as a photographer of sacred architecture and pilgrimage places began when I was a young boy My father was a foreign diplomat, which allowed me to travel the world
- Biography of Martin Gray
Who is Martin Gray? Martin Gray is an assumed Holocaust survivor, and author In 1946 Gray emigrated from Europe to the United States, where his grandmother was living
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