War of the Imperialistic States in 1928, which dealt with the causes of political murder, and Traitors fall victim to the Feme in 1929. Gumbel was an admirer of the British intellectual and pacifist Bertrand Russell, though they never met. He translated some of Russell's work into German. Family In 1930 Gumbel married Marieluise Czettritz, who he first met at the DLM offices in the mid 1920s. She had two sons from her previous marriage, and retained custody of the youngest, Harald. She died of cancer in 1952. Selected publications References Further reading External links Emil Julius Gumbel Papers at University of Chicago Library Emil J. Gumbel Collection at the Leo Baeck Institute, New York Drawing depicting E. J. Gumbel 1891 births 1966 deaths Scientists from Munich German pacifists German statisticians Fellows of the American Statistical Association Academic staff of Heidelberg University Columbia University faculty Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to France Writers from Munich Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to the United States Mathematical statisticians