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The Man-Eating Machine
This study informs policymakers of the health care experience of children in foster care who are enrolled in Medicaid, including their demographic characteristics, diagnosed health conditions, and patterns of health care utilization and expenditures.
"One must go back to Orwell for appropriate comparisons." -Dan Wakefield, Book Week.
"One must go back to Orwell for appropriate comparisons." -Dan Wakefield, Book Week.
177 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1973
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About the author
John Sack
33 books5 followersJewish-American journalist, considered to be the founder of literary journalism.
He was a war correspondent in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Yugoslavia.
His book Eye for an eye about war crimes against the German population of the by Poland annexed part of East Germany has caused an uproar because Sack pointed out the crimes against humanity committed by jews.
Sack was accused of holocaust denial and anti-semitism by various fellow jews and jewish political organisations.
He was a war correspondent in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Yugoslavia.
His book Eye for an eye about war crimes against the German population of the by Poland annexed part of East Germany has caused an uproar because Sack pointed out the crimes against humanity committed by jews.
Sack was accused of holocaust denial and anti-semitism by various fellow jews and jewish political organisations.
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