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Tag Archives: Tal Ramon
“An Israeli rock musician faces repeated public family tragedy head on, to emerge from the long shadow of his hero father, Israel’s first astronaut”
TABLET MAG Ramon’s Piano by Tal Miller and Yoav Sivan June 20, 2016 In 1974, 20-year-old Ilan Ramon, a recent graduate of the IDF flight school who would go on to become Israel’s first astronaut, bought a Steinway piano that had … Continue reading