268 Pages
by
Routledge
270 Pages
by
Routledge
268 Pages
by
Routledge
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This is a selection of essays written during the first decade of the twenty-first century, by a figure widely acknowledged as the conscience of European liberalism. In Walter Laqueur's lifetime, there have been more acutely dangerous situations, such as the coming of a world war or the seemingly unstoppable march to victory of totalitarian regimes, than in any other previous epoch. Such immediate... Read more
1: Israel and the Jews; Disraelia: A Counterfactual History, 1848–2008; How to Solve the Conflict—Israel and the Palestinians; Zionism Revisited; The Terrible Secret; No Ease in Zion: Herzl and Lohengrin; The Jewish Century?; Abuse of History; 2: Whither Russia; Russia The Years to Come; Russia’s Muslim Strategy; The Cold War: Two Histories, Two Narratives; 3: Europe, Our Great Hope; Better Fifty Years of Europe?; Europe’s Long Road to the Mosque; Islamic Fascism, Islamophobia, Antisemitism; Islamophobia; 4: Terrorism; Postmodern Terrorism; The Terrorism to Come; The Ticking Clock; Underestimating Terrorism; Suicide Terrorism; Fanaticism; 5: Heroes and Antiheroes; Hans Paasche: Eccentric and Martyr; Ernst Nolte; The Orientalist; Arthur Koestler; Victor Serge: The Revolutionary; Burckhardt and the Red Cross; Montefiore—King of the Jews; Three Witnesses: The Legacy of Viktor Klemperer, Willy Cohn, and Richard Koch 4
Biography
Walter Laqueur
