The War-Time Diaries of Miksa Fenyő: A Little-Known Masterpiece
A review of A Nation Adrift: The 1944–1945 Wartime Diaries of Miksa Fenyő, translated by Mario D. Fenyő.
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The Cold War of Words
A review of Cold Warriors: Writers Who Waged the Literary Cold War, by Duncan White.
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Malkin was a learned secular humanist who was among the foremost creators of Israeli culture.
Pictures of Hell
David Pryce-Jones reviews The Oxford Illustrated History of the Third Reich, edited by Robert Gellately.
There Is No Justice in Iran
Sadegh Zibakalam is a professor of political science at Tehran university and more than that, he is exceptionally brave.
Is Arab Democracy Possible?
“Is Islam compatible with democracy?” is the motion now being debated in public and private assemblies everywhere. Elliott Abrams gives a resounding Yes.
Quest for Arab Democracy
Elliott Abrams's new book looks at how American foreign policy has changed and developed in the wake of the Arab Spring.
The City of The Temple
The decision by the president to declare Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and to relocate the U.S. embassy to the capital city was wise and just.