WORLD WAR II
April 2012
The Krupps may remain Germany's richest family but a new history of their firm is a reminder of their murky wartime record.
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January/February 2012
Book review of The Wartime Journals by Hugh Trevor-Roper; edited by Richard Davenport-Hines
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January/February 2012
Book review of All Souls and the Wider World edited by S.J.D. Green and Peregrine Horden
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January/February 2012
Evelyn Waugh said that WWII would serve writers well, replenishing their stocks of experience. But several works borne out of the war were masterpieces of literature
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