Spies left him out in the cold The Defectors review
A harsh appraisal of Colonel Vernon Hinchley’s The Defectors. The reviewer questions Hinchley’s insider claims and preferred accounts of defectors like Philby Penkovsky Gouzenko and Petrov. It notes contradictions with Wynne and the Philby narrative and suggests the book lacks depth and solid documentation.
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Hinchley
Underground living in future architecture book review
A detailed review of Frank Hoar's EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURE by Frans Bros Ltd. The author traces European architectural history from Greek and Roman styles to modern works, with predictions about underground living. It praises depth of factor analysis, notes gaps in contemporary critique, and considers Australia’s contrasts. The book is well designed with pen and ink sketches and photos though some images distract from text.
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Frank Hoar
Frans Bros Ltd
London
Europe
Bath Abbey
King's College Chapel
Cambridge
Australia
Scandinavia
Hoar
le Corbusier
Notre Dame du Haut
Bonchamp
Walbaum
St Anne's College
Oxford
France
Tynan
Brecht
Joan Littlewood
Truman Capote
Sf Tynan
Orson Welles
H. L. Mencken
Princeton
Notebook
Univers
New York ‘Evening Sun
Tynan’s 1 001 opening nights review collection
Kenneth Tynan’s new volume combines theatre reviews and essays into a vivid portrait of mid twentieth century life. It showcases his compact expressiveness sharp epigrams and fearless judgments on performers plays and broader cultural issues.
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Kenneth Tynan
The
Observer
New Yorker
Tynan
Airmail
Teilhard in retrospect Teilhard in retrospect
Henri de Lubac reviews the controversial figure Teilhard de Chardin, tracing his effort to integrate science and Christian faith. The study argues Teilhard’s orthodoxy remains intact while noting tensions with scholasticism and modern science. It praises the biography style and translation quality.
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Teilhard DE Chardin
Henri de Lubac
St. Collins
Pere de Lubac
Teilhard
Enomenon of Man
Edmund Wilson's Autobiography A Prelude Review
Edmund Wilson's Age dims bower bird haul A Prelude is reviewed as a self indulgent, fragmentary memoir built from a notebook begun in 1914. The critic notes dull passages, sporadic reminiscences, and a writer’s notebook feel with some wit that fades with age, predicting limited future publication beyond this volume.
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Germany
Wilson
Christ
Talking of Books and Gift Volumes for Winter
A Canberra education department advert promotes seasonal reading. It highlights The High Country by Craig McGregor presented with Helmut Katcher photos, The Book of the Gun by Harold L. Peterson, Art and Civilisation by Bernard Myers, Jane's Fighting Ships by R. V W. B. Blackman, Between Woodhill and Tor by Barbara York Main, and A Guide to Native Australian Plants by A. M. Blomberg. Availability listed at Garema Place and Canberra City with telephone numbers.
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Craig McGregor
Helmut Ktacher
McGregor
Koscwusko
Buller
Cheshires
Harold L. Peterson
Barbara York Main
Western Australia
A. M. Blomberg
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Penkovsky
Gouzenko
Petrov
North Korea
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Detschnigg
Italy
Milano
Bath
Brighton
Worms
Bernard Shaw
Nationalentre
Bogart
Steiner
Duncan
Macbeth
Gielgud
Sartre
Edinburgh
By George Zubrzycki
Pete Teilhard
Rance
England
America
Verity Hewitt Pty Ltd
J. Whittet
Tribe
Coles
McMeekan
Manual of Australian Agriculture
Molnar
Hughie
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Garema Arcade
ZYG
LTD
Isa Street
Fyshwick
4.C.T
Age Dims Bower
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W. H. Allen
Alfred Kazin
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Myers
Jane's Fighting Ships
R. V W. B. Blackman
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