The Cherry Pit and King Between reviewed in depth
A long mixed review compares Daal Harington Gol tawex’s The Cherry Pit with David Martin’s King Between. It praises Martin’s handling of neutrality and Asia politics amid U S China tension, while noting Harington’s novel probes a man’s search for self through a broader social lens.
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David Martin
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Dayan's Sinai Campaign Memoir Sparks Debate Across Views
A review of Moshe Dayan’s Hebrew account of the 1956 Sinai campaign notes Dayan as C in C of the Israeli army. The text presents his justification of tactics, admits operational shortcomings, and argues the war proved Israel can win on the battlefield but not hold peace without political gains.
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Campatan
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Ben Gurion
Egypt
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Cairo
Gaza
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Syria
Sinai
Sene
Sinni Hay
Hungary And The Long Vengeance Review Notes
A critical look at Hungarians fiction and several novels including Night of the Pig and The Long Vengeance. The critique surveys themes of oppression, betrayal, and revolution, with focus on Budapest, resistance workers, and the moral costs of political idealism. The review mentions Magda Seabo and Max Hart among authors, noting tension between revolutionary aims and personal ambition.
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Jonathan Chpe
Max Hart
George Allen
Limwin
Magda Seabo
Jonah
Tedeé
Jn 4m
Thayne
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Armchair trek with the early explorers in Australia
The Libraries Board of South Australia presents two new facsimile volumes, A Month in the Bush of Australia and Searvations on the Colonies of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land. Walker and Henderson describe six weeks of travel from Sydney to Port Phillip, then Smith maps, land quality, squatter progress, and colonial institutions. The works discuss Goulburn lands, Lake George, and local development, with reflections on convict labour immigration and government roles.
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Libraries Board of South
London
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Port Philip
Thomas Mitchell Walker
Mitchell
Australis
Vista
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Goulburn
Goulbren
Allan
Severn
John Henderson
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van Diemen's Land
New South
General
Hensersn
What Is Set Theory A Rough Introduction
The text hints at a rough introduction to set theory, mentioning foundational ideas and terms in a fragmented way. It references figures and examples, noting the aim to solve problems with basic set constructs and logical relationships without full coherent definitions.
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Pros and Cons of Australia's China Policy
Henry Albinski surveys Australian China relations in a comprehensive study. He argues policy should remain diplomatic and low in cost, serving national interests, while noting shifts in trade travel and diplomacy. The work evaluates Britain and US alignments, shifts in recognition, and whether policy reflects independent Australian choice versus hemispheric pressure.
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Arbinski
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Deen
Tavis He Hox
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Australis
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Australian-born writer wins US literature grant
Shirley Hernard, Australian-born author, receives a prestigious US National Institute of Arts and Letters grant valued at SLSA 500 AZ250 for her guest novel The Evening of the Holiday. Published by Macmillan in Ase Jealia next month, the work explores a dignified love affair's end set against a distant backdrop.
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USA
New Yorker
Mademoiselle
Controversial Vietnam Involvement Debate Prompts Inquiry
By Gerald Stone veteran war correspondent, the piece probes how Australia became entangled in Vietnam and why the conflict raises moral questions. It questions future implications and the role of media and public opinion in shaping national stance.
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Vietnam
Pal Augstalian
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