Isaiah Berlin: A LifeIsaiah Berlin refused to write an autobiography, but he agreed to talk about himself - and so for 10 years, before's Berlin's death in November 1997, he allowed Michael Ignatieff to interview him about his past, his ideas, his most intimate memories, and his inner conflicts. |
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Page 98
... Embassy . He addressed a second request , through Foreign Office channels , for permission to continue to Moscow . He also went to the Soviet Embassy in Washington to secure a visa . The Russian Ambassador invited Isaiah to lunch . They ...
... Embassy . He addressed a second request , through Foreign Office channels , for permission to continue to Moscow . He also went to the Soviet Embassy in Washington to secure a visa . The Russian Ambassador invited Isaiah to lunch . They ...
Page 100
... embassy press attaché , who proposed that , as a test of his suitability , Isaiah make a study of the Associated Press reporting of British morale during the Battle of Britain . Meanwhile , Weizmann was urging Berlin to accept a job ...
... embassy press attaché , who proposed that , as a test of his suitability , Isaiah make a study of the Associated Press reporting of British morale during the Battle of Britain . Meanwhile , Weizmann was urging Berlin to accept a job ...
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... embassy forwarded a copy of Andrei Zhdanov's latest strictures on Soviet philosophy , and Isaiah could see that the ideological pressure of the party was as unrelenting as ever . " 2 In April 1948 his friends in the Moscow embassy ...
... embassy forwarded a copy of Andrei Zhdanov's latest strictures on Soviet philosophy , and Isaiah could see that the ideological pressure of the party was as unrelenting as ever . " 2 In April 1948 his friends in the Moscow embassy ...
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