March 2000 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: Past Present Future | Women | Belles Lettres | Fiction Past Present Future Peter Novick For Meditating About The Holocaust In Collective Memory By Mark Mazower LR Christopher Patten Laying out the Choices Making Foreign Policy By John Coles LR Mark Almond There Are, Indeed, Some Lessons to be Learned Virtual War: Kosovo and Beyond By Michael Ignatieff Kosovo: War and Revenge By Tim Judah LR John Sweeney Nasty Piece Of Work Saddam Hussein: The Politics of Revenge By Said K Aburish LR Geoffrey Wheatcroft Still Around The New Century: In Conversation with Antonio Politio By Eric Hobsbawm LR Women Jan Morris Rather Like Margaret Joan of Arc By Mary Gordon Joan of Arc: A Military Leader By Kelly Devries LR Belles Lettres Jeremy Lewis Those Inky Scoundrels More Matter: Essays and Criticism By John Updike LR Fiction Lesley Glaister Great Fun to Write Emotionally Weird By Kate Atkinson LR Angela Lambert Out of a Bottle Blackberry Wine By Joanne Harris LR
Mark Almond There Are, Indeed, Some Lessons to be Learned Virtual War: Kosovo and Beyond By Michael Ignatieff Kosovo: War and Revenge By Tim Judah LR
Geoffrey Wheatcroft Still Around The New Century: In Conversation with Antonio Politio By Eric Hobsbawm LR
Jan Morris Rather Like Margaret Joan of Arc By Mary Gordon Joan of Arc: A Military Leader By Kelly Devries LR
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