Two Lifetimes as One is an autobiography of Irving Tragen and his late wife, Eleanor "Ele" Dodson.
Irving worked in all thirty.
Ele and Irving lived in seven Latin American countries.
Irving, who suffered a severe hearing loss from the aftereffects of scarlet fever, relives their odyssey from their first meeting at International House at the University of California, Berkeley, through a dozen appointments in the United States Foreign Service and the Organization of American States.
Two Lifetimes as One is an autobiography of Irving Tragen and his late wife, Eleanor "Ele" Dodson