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The Demidenko Debate
Introduction PART 1 - REPRESENTING EVIL A terrible story The banality of evil Explaining the inexplicable A lesson in history An open wound The absence of remorse PART 2 - CREATING MONSTERS First impressions Honouring wicked books Bringing the judges to book Custodians of virtue A question of identity Stolen words The limits of freedom Bolsheviks and atheists The dream of reason Afterword
The Habsburg Café
This volume is a memoir of a visit made by Andrew Riemer to his country of origin in 1991. He migrated to Australia from Hungary with his family when he was ten. He returns to the house in which he spent the first years of his life, and he frequents the "vanilla and coffee smelling" cafes which are such an integral part of Hungarian life. He observes and comments on the extraordinary changes that have taken place in Eastern Europe since he left it. Andrew Riemer has written his autobiography, "Inside, Outside".
Between the Fish and the Mudcake
An evocative literary journey of fascinating writers, extraordinary meetings, and the pleasures of sharing food and wine.
Antic Fables
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A Family History of Smoking
"A compelling memoir about two European families living through the last gasps of the Austro-Hungarian empire." -- Book cover.
The Cardinal
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