TITLE

Jerusalem: Building relationships

AUTHOR(S)

Maryles, D.

PUB. DATE

April 1989

SOURCE

Publishers Weekly;4/21/1989, Vol. 235 Issue 16, p25

SOURCE TYPE

Trade Publication

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Reports on the fourteenth Jerusalem International Book Fair held March 12 to 18. Atmosphere; United States, European, Russian, Chinese and Israelis attendees; Editorial Fellowship Program. INSET: Aspen Forum: Looking toward 2000, by J.R. Moskin..

ACCESSION #

8905150758

 

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