Family Reunion by Walter Z. Laqueur On March 19, 1994, a Jewish family reunion took place in Givat Haim, a kibbutz situated midway between Tel Aviv…
Le Carre in Russian Eyes by Walter Z. Laqueur John Le Carré's faithful followers in this country have found the master at the top of his form in his…
A Postscript on Finlandization by Walter Z. Laqueur In the 1970's the term “Finlandization” entered the political lexicon and became for a while a major bone of contention.
Glasnost & Its Limits by Walter Z. Laqueur Glasnost, both the term and the concept, has a long and honorable history. Glasnost is a specifically Russian phenomenon: the…
Beyond Glasnost by Walter Z. Laqueur Literary periodicals are in great demand these days in the Soviet Union, and issues of particular interest are sold out…
Is There Now, or Has There Ever Been, Such a Thing as Totalitarianism? by Walter Z. Laqueur NO IDEA in our time has provoked more impassioned debate than the idea of totalitarianism. Used indiscriminately
European Diary by Walter Z. Laqueur Political and social observations in: Liverpool, London, Points South, Essen, Brussels, and Zurich of Walter Laqueur.
Le Carr’e’s Fantasies by Walter Z. Laqueur Many years ago Jacques Barzun noted that the representative figure of our age was not the statesman, the soldier, or…
What We Know About the Soviet Union by Walter Z. Laqueur The present transition period in Moscow, the third in three decades, has left Western-observers more uncertain than its two predecessors.…
Hannah Arendt, by Elisabeth Young-Bruehl by Walter Z. Laqueur This book is a labor of love. It is also an interesting and valuable study, essential to an understanding of…
What Poland Means by Walter Z. Laqueur The first reaction to the military coup in Poland was shock and confusion, followed by a wave of indignation, anger,…