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sometimes referred to as L. Fry, was the pen name of
Paquita Louise de
Shishmareff (born
Louise A. Chandor). She was an
American antisemitic, pro-fascist...
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subsequently she was
usually referred to by her
married name:
Paquita Louise de
Shishmareff.
After emigrating from
Russia to the
United States in 1917 with her 2...
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railroad baron,
circa 1877 L. Fry (Leslie Fry) (pen name of
Paquita de
Shishmareff) (1882–1970), an anti-Semitic, pro-Christian
activist Lou Gehrig, Hall...
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Order of the
Illuminati and
other secret societies) with
Paquita de
Shishmareff (pen-name: L. Fry) (1882-1970).
Miller died on
September 14, 1935, at...
- and the
Nordic League.
Edith and her
close friend L. Fry (Paquita de
Shishmareff) (1882–1970)
spent about 10
years (1922–1931)
researching many of the...
- (1920–2007),
Australian politician L. Fry (1882–1970), pen name of
Paquita de
Shishmareff,
antisemitic activist Laura Anne Fry (1857–1943),
American artist Lena...
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supported a
theory first proposed by
Lesley Fry (pen-name of
Paquita de
Shishmareff ) (1882-1970), who in her book
Waters Flowing Eastward (Paris: Éditions...
- ****ure of cities,
describing the
efforts of
Staten Island, New York, and
Shishmareff,
Alaska residents to relocate; Holland's
models for
defending against...
-
September 23, 1949.
Retrieved September 27, 2017. Lady Queensborough; de
Shishmareff,
Paquita (1931).
Occult Theocrasy. Chatou, France:
British American Press...
- was Lucy May
Chandor (née Newton). His half-sister
Paquita Louise de
Shishmareff (born
Louise A. Chandor, 1882–1970), the
daughter of John
Arthur Chandor...
