In an anecdote from one of this author's works a man relates how a group of
In an anecdote from one of this author's works a man relates how a group of African dock workers were sued after they ceremonially cast a curse on their boss by mutilating his photo after he refused to serve them food conforming to their religious diets. In that work the narrator listens to a story about a monkey that was trained to operate heavy machinery to help build an oil derrick told by the steel worker Libertino Fausonne. One of this writer's novels ends with the birth of White Rokhele's child after Gedaleh's band of resistance fighters is joined by Leonid and Mendel Dajcher. Along with The Monkey's Wrench and If Not Now, When? this author wrote the essay collection The Drowned and the Saved. He described the languid doctor Barbarico who exemplifies how people "so satisfied with their condition" are like inert gases in a chapter titled "Argon" of a book whose sections are named after elements. For 10 points, name this author of The Periodic Table, an Italian-Jewish chemist, who wrote the Holocaust memoir Survival in Auschwitz.
In an anecdote from one of this author's works a man relates how a group of African dock workers were sued after they ceremonially cast a curse on their boss by mutilating his photo after he refused to serve them food conforming to their religious diets.
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