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Pages How Hard Can it Be?

Ed Miliband (feat. Queen): One Nation

The Conservatives. Brand Failure: Labour. Zugzwang: The Liberal Democrats and Others. Different Scripts Required: Election Night. Margin of Error: The Polls. The Battle for the Stage: Broadcasting. Variable Diversity: MPs and Candidates. Out of the Blue: The Campaign in Retrospect.

The book is based upon first hand testimonies of men and women from all walks of life and political opinions through letters and diaries and the Nazis own equivalent of opinion polls.

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Hitler was a boor, and his advisers and propagandists worked hard to present him as a man of culture and taste whose residences could and did appear, in the British magazine Homes and Gardens in Architecture, interior design and landscaping were all significant. Based upon Russian archives, letters, diaries and interviews, Fitzpatrick has written a fascinating account of Stalin and his cronies. Something for the Shadow Cabinet.

Maisky was the Soviet ambassador to London from to when he was recalled to Moscow, arrested, tortured but released and eventually rehabilitated. Maisky comes across as a perceptive, humorous affable diplomat with interesting observations on Churchill, Chamberlain, Eden, Lloyd George and Labour political and literary figures.

Maisky remained as ambassador for eleven years surviving the purges because his observations must have been thought valuable by Stalin, although he frequently told him what he wanted to hear.

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Hastings is not impressed by the overall value to their war efforts. Drawing on a vast array of sources Service examines how this came about. Last month some of us were fortunate enough to hear the distinguished American journalist and biographer Robert Caro talk about the acquisition and exercise of power. He was in the UK to help publicise his first book which appeared in the USA in but has only now been published here.

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From this Caro went on to write his yet incomplete multi volume biography of LBJ. Dwight Eisenhower has usually been categorised as in the second eleven of American Presidents — a competent administrator rather than a statesman.

We await the autobiography next year. This was based upon the activities of moles such as Philby, Maclean and Burgess. The latter had been seen as having had a supporting role given his louch life style and drunkenness. Baroness Park of Monmouth was a daughter of the Empire and a graduate of Oxford University whose wartime service was in cyphers for British intelligence before having a career in SIS and then becoming Principal of Somerville College, Oxford. Quite a remarkable career for a woman at a time when there were few above secretaries and clerks in SIS.

The uses and abuses of intelligence and the dangers of group think form the basis of Why Spy?

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Brian Stewart served in intelligence in the field and in London for over fifty years while Samantha Newby is an academic specialising in intelligence studies. He died shortly after this book was published. Now for some stocking fillers.

Spot the fictional characters and their resemblance to contemporary figures. An old Etonian, One Nation Tory, the Bicycling Baronet, who has served off and on in front bench positions for over thirty years, culminating as Chief Whip. Keeping Young The Everyday Life of an MP is a selection from these columns which are at times both serious and hilarious describing the life of an MP at the constituency level which will be familiar to many. Copies of his book may be obtained from his Lordship, care of the Other Place, for a negotiated price.