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‘We Have to Be Awake’

Interview

Newsweek | October 11th, 2009
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Twenty years after he led the Velvet Revolution, paving the way for the rise of democracy in Eastern Europe, Václav Havel, a playwright and dissident who became free Czechoslovakia’s first president, sat down in Berlin with NEWSWEEK’s Michael Levitin to discuss fear of Russia, the importance of NATO, and why some of his countrymen still feel nostalgic for the communist era. Read more »

Posted in Politics. Profiles. Society

Rescued From the Nazis

Reviving Mendelssohn

Newsweek | June 1st, 2009

Posted in Culture. Jewish issues. Society

The Greening Of The Stimulus

The Last Word

Newsweek | March 15th, 2009

Posted in Economy. Environment.

Taking a Slug of America

American writers such as Paul Auster or Jonathan Franzen sell far better in Germany than in their home markets. This reception says more about German readers than the authors themselves.

The Atlantic Times | March 8th, 2009

Posted in Books. Culture.

Green Machine

The Arnold

Newsweek | March 8th, 2009

Posted in Economy. Environment.