May 2000 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: Second World War | Foreign Parts | General | Fiction Second World War Lynn H Nicholas Naming the Guilty Men The Faustian Bargain: The Art World in Nazi Germany By Jonathan Petropoulos LR Foreign Parts Tristan Garel-Jones Looking Death in the Face Daily Bullfighting By A L Kennedy LR General Michael Waterhouse Further Thoughts of a Funeral Director Bodies in Motion and at Rest By Thomas Lynch LR Fiction John Dugdale Clinton As Greek Hero The Human Stain By Philip Roth LR Kate Kellaway But When Does She Clean Her Teeth? Anil's Ghost By Michael Ondaatje LR Christopher Hart Joyful Logorrhoea King of the City By Michael Moorcock LR
Lynn H Nicholas Naming the Guilty Men The Faustian Bargain: The Art World in Nazi Germany By Jonathan Petropoulos LR
Michael Waterhouse Further Thoughts of a Funeral Director Bodies in Motion and at Rest By Thomas Lynch LR
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