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Canadian writer (1931–2001)
Also known as: Richler, Мордехай Рихлер, مردخاي ريشلر, モルデカイ・リッチラー, 摩迪凱·里希勒, Рихлер, Мордекай
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- The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
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