ANNE APPLEBAUM
December 2012
A new wave of rarefied history is the perfect antidote to the ubiquitous TV-celeb historians
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October 2012
Anne Applebaum's magisterial Iron Curtain tells the largely untold story of Eastern Europe's suppression at the hands of the Soviets after the Second World War
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