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My Tributes To Women:
An Autobiography Of A Twentieth Century Man

Synopsis

Born in Hungary during the Roaring ‘20s, from his earliest memories Julian Gyula Andorka has always loved women. Enduring war and totalitarianism, through it all the author found women to adore, as documented in My Tributes To Women: An Autobiography Of A Twentieth Century Man, a lively and amusing memoir.

After serving time as a soldier during World War II, the Iron Curtain descended, and he escaped through barbed-wire fences and mine fields. Julian married in Canada and moved to the United States in 1960, but he never forgot the women who sprinkled his years in the Soviet Union and adorned his travels through Europe.

From dancing the foxtrot cheek-to-cheek in the 1930s to the passing of his first wife and the new love of his second, this author’s zest and optimism sparkles from the pages of My Tributes To Women.

Author Biography

Julian Gyula Andorka

Julian Gyula Andorka holds a Ph.D. in economics from St. Elizabeth University in Hungary, and did post-graduate work in marketing at Stanford University in California. A former marketing research director at Morton Salt International, at John Inglis Co., Ltd., and at Foote, Cone & Belding, Dr. Andorka became a Professor Emeritus of Marketing at DePaul University in Chicago. He currently resides in both Maryland and Florida, and enjoys traveling, tennis and golf. My Tributes to Women is his first book.