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 104
... Jewish opinion . Keeping American Jewry sympathetic to the British cause was not easy . In Palestine , Jewish underground groups , with the exception of the Stern gang , ceased their campaigns against the British , and the British ...
... Jewish opinion . Keeping American Jewry sympathetic to the British cause was not easy . In Palestine , Jewish underground groups , with the exception of the Stern gang , ceased their campaigns against the British , and the British ...
Page 117
... Jewish brigade to fight on the Allied side , because Jews were hopeless fighters ; on the other , they must not be ... Jewish agitation in Palestine and the Jewish lobby in America . The embassy in Cairo reported Arab concerns about ...
... Jewish brigade to fight on the Allied side , because Jews were hopeless fighters ; on the other , they must not be ... Jewish agitation in Palestine and the Jewish lobby in America . The embassy in Cairo reported Arab concerns about ...
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... Jewish Chronicle sent Eliot a copy of ' Jewish Slavery and Emancipation ' after it appeared in its pages in October 1951 . In a letter to Berlin in November 1951 , Eliot began by insisting that he had never advocated mass migration of the ...
... Jewish Chronicle sent Eliot a copy of ' Jewish Slavery and Emancipation ' after it appeared in its pages in October 1951 . In a letter to Berlin in November 1951 , Eliot began by insisting that he had never advocated mass migration of the ...
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