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  1. I don’t know, Arkady. When I was thirty I had a kid, and decided it was time to learn. The big-picture stuff like asset allocation and index funds doesn’t seem all that hard. We’re not talking options and commodities and futures here 🙂

  2. Snappy, that book sounds fascinating. I was the raisin in the cream of wheat during my entire childhood, but can’t imagine what growing up black in Nazi Germany would be like. I’m adding this one to my list. The sandhogs book also sounds great.

  3. hey snappy, I read a lot of both Holocaust and Afam-lit, so naturally I own and have read that one 🙂

    Another kinda mixed up book that I really like is Soul to Soul: The Story of a Black Russian American Family 1865-1992 by Yelena Khanga.

    I didn’t know that a small number of African American families moved to Russia around the depression. It seemed captialism was dying and racism was alive and well, so communism seemed a reasonable choice at the time. Anyway she became famous as Russia’s first sex columnist and I think came here for a while.

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