Holocaust
Hannah Arendt: she couldn’t stop chuckling
A new book about Hannah Arendt reveals the playful side of one of the 20th century's most celebrated thinkers
Anne Frank’s stepsister Eva Schloss: Is anti-Semitism on the rise?
The horror of the Holocaust still haunts Eva Schloss. Here she explains why it is more important than ever to spread the message of "never again"
Europe’s long shadow
Will a continent turn its back on democracy?
A dance with the past
Two new memoirs illuminate Germany's changing relationship to the Holocaust
Words that think for us
The tyranny of denial
Strictly personal
Frederic Raphael's monthly notebook
Digest
Taylor E Dark spent a year teaching at a Russian university where he found a student generation politically apathetic but entrepreneurially vigorous. They even miss classes to go on business trips
Absent history
Without Nuremberg trials or public memorials to the millions who died in the gulags, post-communist countries cannot come to terms with their past. Anne Applebaum describes the moral and political squalor which results from allowing the criminals of the old…
Digest
Australia goes to the polls on 2nd March. Paul Keating's Labour Party came from behind in 1993. It might do so again. Nicolas Rothwell saw the Labour leader finding his voice in the Blue Mountains
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