Louis Rapoport
American writer and editor
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Louis H. Rapoport (Hebrew: לואי רפופורט; born 7 July 1942 – 20 June 1991) was a writer and senior editor of The Jerusalem Post.
Biography
Rapoport was born in Los Angeles. After he served two years in West Africa as a Peace Corps volunteer, he achieved his degree from UC Berkeley, and moved to Jerusalem. Within a few weeks, he met his future wife Sylvia.[1]
He died on 20 June 1991.[2]
Books
- The Lost Jews: Last of the Ethiopian Falashas, 1980.
- Anatoly and Avital Sharansky, 1986.
- Confrontation: Israeli Life in the Year of the Uprising, 1988.
- Stalin's War Against the Jews; The Doctors' Plot and the Soviet Solution, 1990.[3]
