The best books on Dissent, recommended by Timothy Snyder Read 1 Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell Read 2 The Captive Mind by Czeslaw Milosz Read 3 The Church and the Left by Adam Michnik Read 4 The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera Read 5 The Power of the Powerless by Vaclav Havel The best books on Dissent, recommended by Timothy Snyder The history professor tells us what today’s dissidents can learn from the experience of Eastern Europe and explains how Václav Havel leaves a lasting legacy of how to challenge the over-mighty
The best books on Dissent, recommended by Timothy Snyder The history professor tells us what today’s dissidents can learn from the experience of Eastern Europe and explains how Václav Havel leaves a lasting legacy of how to challenge the over-mighty
The best books on World War II, recommended by Antony Beevor Read 1 Life and Fate by Vasily Grossman and translated by Robert Chandler Read 2 Hitler by Ian Kershaw Read 3 Leningrad by Anna Reid Read 4 A Woman in Berlin by Anonymous Read 5 Bloodlands by Timothy Snyder The best books on World War II, recommended by Antony Beevor The popular military historian Antony Beevor recommends some of his own favourite books about the Second World War.
The best books on World War II, recommended by Antony Beevor The popular military historian Antony Beevor recommends some of his own favourite books about the Second World War.
The best books on Contemporary Russia, recommended by Edward Lucas Read 1 Internal Colonization by Alexander Etkind Read 2 Bloodlands by Timothy Snyder Read 3 Gulag: A History by Anne Applebaum Read 4 Lenin's Tomb by David Remnick Read 5 Putin’s Kleptocracy by Karen Dawisha The best books on Contemporary Russia, recommended by Edward Lucas Journalist and author Edward Lucas explains how a revanchist Russia can be traced back to Putin’s sense of betrayal after the collapse of the USSR
The best books on Contemporary Russia, recommended by Edward Lucas Journalist and author Edward Lucas explains how a revanchist Russia can be traced back to Putin’s sense of betrayal after the collapse of the USSR
The best books on Genocide, recommended by Norman Naimark Read 1 Ordinary Men by Christopher Browning Read 2 The Years of Extermination by Saul Friedländer Read 3 Bloodlands by Timothy Snyder Read 4 Blood and Soil by Ben Kiernan Read 5 A Problem from Hell by Samantha Power The best books on Genocide, recommended by Norman Naimark Genocide isn’t the preserve of fanatics and racist thugs – it’s part of human nature, says Stanford historian Norman Naimark. He tells us how genocide happens, who denies it, where it could return, and the best books to read about it.
The best books on Genocide, recommended by Norman Naimark Genocide isn’t the preserve of fanatics and racist thugs – it’s part of human nature, says Stanford historian Norman Naimark. He tells us how genocide happens, who denies it, where it could return, and the best books to read about it.
