Peter Finn

Czech Treatment of Gypsies Spurs Heated Debate

The forgotten story of an unlikely feminist antihero, whose hunger for experience jeopardized multiple lives and imperiled some of America’s most closely held secrets during World War II.

Brian J. Boeck explores the disputed legacy of Mikhail Sholokhov.

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Fears Mount for Albanian Prisoners

Letter From Albania

Thousands of Refugees Flee Kosovo

The one-eyed Omar became a charismatic commander and elusive enemy of the United States.

Cyrus M. Copeland describes his father’s ordeal at the time of the U.S. hostage crisis in Iran in 1979.

For the first time in English, the author’s reminiscence of the Gorky Institute for World Literature in 1958