Review: How to be a Refugee: One Family’s Story of Exile and Belonging

As identity politics become more important worldwide, this book comes as an enormous shock

A diary that foretells the fate of Germany

Victor Klemperer's diary of Munich in 1919 is a dramatic, insightful and chilling account of the roots of the Second World War, says Julia Neuberger

Review: A History of the Grandparents I Never Had

Search inspires but does not go far enough

Review: Their Promised Land

A German, Jewish and especially English couple

Pesach is no time to talk of a new exodus

Reaching out to strangers remains the core message of our festival of freedom

Gay Men's Chorus gives us something to sing about

Edwina Currie uncovered

The maverick politician’s second volume continues the candid revelations

Fifties nostalgia is rose-coloured amnesia

Julia Neuberger applauds thriller writer Jessica Mann's clear-sighted memoir

You Are Not likeother mothers

The one sure way to achieve immortality

Review: Ten Days That Changed The Nation

Aggravation for the sake of the nation

Review: About Time - Growing old disgracefully

Enlightening travel tips for the journey to old age

Review: Bodies

Disrespect for the body has dangerous side-effects

Review: The Silence Of Dark Water: An Inner Journey

Jonathan Wittenberg’s growing reputation as a serious thinker and inspiring rabbi is reinforced by his latest book.

Review: Swimming In A Sea Of Death: A Son's Memoir

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