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Hannah Gavron (Hebrew: חנה גברון; born Ann Fyvel; 19 August 1936 – 14 December 1965) was a Mandatory Palestine-born British sociologist. Life and work
12 nov 2015 · On 14 December 1965, Hannah Gavron, a 29-year-old sociologist with two young sons, a forthcoming book and a lectureship at a prestigious art college, sealed herself into a neighbour’s kitchen and turned on the gas oven.
1 mag 2024 · In 1965, at the age of twenty-nine, the young sociologist Hannah Gavron took her own life. A year later, the book based on the research she carried out for her.
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Edge of Time. In 1965, Hannah Gavron – a bright, sophisticated, young writer and sociologist – gassed herself in Primrose Hill, north London. She left behind a suicide note, two small children, and an about-to-be-published manuscript titled The Captive Wife.
5 nov 2015 · Hannah Gavron was a promising academic, mother of two sons, with her doctorate theses to be published as a book “The Captive wife”. At age of 29 she is found dead in her flat in the same way as Sylvia Plath killed herself 2 years ago, couple of doors down the road.
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12 nov 2015 · One morning in December 1965, the 29-year-old writer and mother of two Hannah Gavron gassed herself in a friend's flat in Primrose Hill, north London. She seemed to...
15 giu 2019 · In 1965, Hannah Gavron – a 29 year old, bright, sophisticated sociologist – gassed herself in a flat in Primrose Hill, north London.
