Henry Morgenthau III

Author and television producer

Henry Morgenthau III - Author and television producer
Born

1917
108 years ago

Died

July 10th, 2018
7 years ago — 101 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An author and television producer, contributed to literature and media through various works. Played a significant role in producing influential television programs, drawing on personal experiences and historical context. Wrote multiple books focusing on themes relating to American history and the Jewish experience. Expanded the narrative on family legacy and its implications in modern society.

Authored 'The Morgenthau Family' in 1975

Produced the documentary series 'The Holocaust' in 1978

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