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BRUSTEIN, ROBERT SANFORD — (1927– ), U.S. drama critic, playwright. Born in New York City, Brustein was educated at Amherst College, Yale, and Columbia. He wrote for the weekly magazine The New Republic and other periodicals, putting forward his belief in the need for a… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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