Writings By Ilse Stanley
- Stanley, Ilse (1954). I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd. pp. 224 pp. ASIN B0000CIXZ1. See a particularly nice Amazon customer review.
- Stanley, Ilse (28 December 1957). "The Stranger's Surprise". The Saturday Evening Post 44 (11).
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- Reprinted in November/December 1992 issue, vol. 264:6.
- Stanley, Ilse (1957). The Unforgotten. : Beacon Press. pp. 375 pp. LCC PN2658.S75 A3.
- Stanley, Ilse (1964). Die Unvergessenen. München / Wien / Basel: Desch.
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