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Book Review
In the hands of a less skilled writer, The Stalin Affair could easily have been rather dull
Mark Piesing
In City of Light, City of Shadows, the buildings and boulevards of Paris come to life, while the conflict between the modern and the traditional is conspicuous
Artemis Cooper
Geoffrey Wheatcroft’s Bloody Panico! is an amusing, though somewhat rancorous book
Philip Hensher
Books like Mick Conefrey’s Fallen can have something of the appeal of a detective novel
Hugh Thomson
Europe
Fifty years ago today, on April 25, 1974, Europe was stunned by an almost bloodless military coup that removed the continent’s most durable dictatorship
Nigel Jones