Books

Ancient feminism

Jennifer Lipman reviews Simon’s Wife by L. M. Affrossman

Review: Berlin to London

Saraga tells the story not only of who was left behind in Berlin, but also of what, says David Herman

Review: The Boxer’s Story

Nathan Shapow's memoir tells one man’s extraordinary story of heroism, defiance and fortitude that touched the lives of many others, says Ahron Bregman

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Dr Seuss’s legacy

Angela Kiverstein reviews four children's books

Review: Single Journey Only

Now in her eighties but as vigorous as ever, Ursula Owen details her rich and satisfying career as a significant figure in the progressive politics of the late 20th century

Review: Einstein on the Run

This book tells the story of how the great Albert Einstein was rescued from the clutches of the Nazis by an Englishman

Review: Learning From the Germans

America, Neiman feels, can and should learn from the Germans, a thesis she examines at length, says Daniel Snowman

Review: A State at Any Cost

A long but inspiring account of the life and times of David Ben-Gurion, says Colin Shindler