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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1961
Page
24
A study by W and Waytinsky, Vanguard, recounts a socialist leader in Saint Petersburg who opposed Bolshevik ascendancy and Kerensky’s government, detailing exile, imprisonment, and later scholarly life in America. The book centers on 1917 events and the grim path of revolutionary politics.
A condensed, period tone biography outlines Charles de Gaulle as a pivotal figure shaping postwar France. It notes his leadership during crisis, quest for national independence, and enduring influence on French strategy and identity.
A literary note reviews Pond Life as a lively exploration of water creatures from the microscopic to larger shore inhabitants. Russell Knap writes with a blend of history and poetry, tracing birth and growth from aquatic life to foxes and deer along the coast, revealing diverse species and vivid descriptions.
The review discusses Alberto Moravia’s TWE EMPTY CANVAS, highlighting Dino a thief and abstract painter who loses touch with reality as he drifts through moneyed leisure and a sexless affair with Ceculia. A failed search for meaning ends in violence and a return to reality, praised for Moravia’s narrative insight.
A New York reviewer analyzes Gobbers novel The Jewish Problem in the Soviet Union. The book argues millions of Jews face discrimination in work and education, and that assimilation is used to deny any distinct Jewish problem. The reviewer notes the issue persists until Soviet authorities permit genuine religious expression and equal opportunity.
Louis Untermeyer edits a scholarly selection of limericks from early to modern times featuring ribald and rollicking examples. R. Taylors illustrations accompany the verse, highlighting the playful yet edgy nature of these five line jests.
A TIME TO STAND by Walter Lord offers a new, vivid account of the Alamo tragedy. It reexamines the San Antonio mission, the Texas defenders led by Bowie and Houston, and the doomed stand that defined liberty for the era.
A sweeping history recounts espionage during world conflicts with focus on Germany Japan and Britain. It highlights undercover networks, key figures like Whit, and the roles of U S experts shaping wartime strategy and outcomes.
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