The Empress of Weehawken. At the end of what is (she cannot help observing) an extraordinary life, Elisabeth Rother has decided to write her memoirs. She brushes aside her narrow escape with her Jewish husband from the Nazis, and the perilous voyage to the New World of New Jersey.
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Jeopardy! has been around in its current format since 1984, with the same host and the same familiar style of game play. But its history goes back to the 1960s -- it premiered in 1964 and was created by the game show king of that era, Merv Griffin.