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Tag Archives: Midge Decter
“I once asked her why she married him [her first husband], and she said, quite succinctly and enigmatically, “because he made me feel like shit”
COMMENTARY A Son’s Eulogy for Midge Decter (1927-2022) John Podhoretz May 12, 2022 Where did she come from? That’s what we were asking ourselves, my sister and my father and I, after she left us and this world on the … Continue reading
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