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Communism
April 9, 2015
Joel Gillin
Cubans Are More Satisfied With Their Political System Than Americans Are
July 8, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
QEDaily: Why Environmentalists Are Trying to Scare CEOs
June 1, 2014
David A. Bell
When French Irrationality Was Deadly
The writers who fell in love with fascism
February 5, 2014
Emmett Rensin
The Onion Has Become America's Finest Marxist News Source
December 28, 2013
Stephen Sestanovich
There Will Never Be a Unified Theory of JFK
What a year of retrospectives missed about the martyred president
July 24, 2013
Jaroslaw Anders
Unsentimental Journey
Absurdism, modernity, and Eastern European identity in the work of Witold Gombrowicz
May 2, 2013
Peter E. Gordon
Marx After Marxism
What can the revolutionary teach us if the revolution is dead?
February 5, 2013
Liel Leibovitz
China Is Not the Gaming Industry's Next Great Frontier
The People's Republic may lift its ban on consoles. It wouldn't be the boon that many expect.
March 9, 2011
Alfred Kazin
Criticism at the Poles
January 20, 1992
Hendrik Hertzberg
What Life Was Like on Moscow’s Streets After the USSR Collapsed
August 31, 1987
John B. Judis
Apocalypse Now and Then
James Burnham's ambiguous legacy to American conservatism.
May 3, 1980
Leon Edel
Edmund Wilson in the 1930s
February 24, 1967
John K. Fairbank
China: Is History Repeating Itself?
February 27, 1965
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Edgar Snow
Interview with Mao
In a rare interview, Mao Tse-Tung conversed on topics ranging over what he himself called shan nan hai pei, or “from south of the mountains to north of the seas.”
December 7, 1963
Jean Daniel
I Was With Fidel Castro When JFK Was Assassinated
February 6, 1961
Samuel Shapiro
Castro's Cuba Revisited
April 4, 1954
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Graham Greene
Indo-China
“The war will be decided elsewhere by men who have never waded waist-deep in fields of paddy.”
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October 18, 1953
Dean Acheson
The High Price of World Leadership
June 29, 1953
The New Republic Staff
The Horrible, Oppressive History of Book Burning in America
October 13, 1952
Graham Greene
The Brave Open Letter Graham Greene Wrote Defending Charlie Chaplin from McCarthy
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