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Guerra rimossa Hitchens racconta Goražde e la Bosnia che il mondo non voleva vedere

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By Christopher Hitchens
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A Sarajevo, nell’estate del 1992, quando la comunità dei giornalisti (a cui era già stata data la definizione collettiva di “scribacchini”) si riuniva nel bar di uno sfigurato Holiday Inn – e questa frase suggerisce la natura surreale delle cose: che un Holiday Inn sia sfigurato anziché sfigurare è il colmo –, era in corso una gara di aneddoti su proiettili schivati per un soffio, scontri improvvisi, e diverse fogge di giubbotti antiproiettile.
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Freedom by Necessity | Terry Eagleton

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By Terry Eagleton, Elisabeth Sifton, Christopher Hitchens
| Lapham's Quarterly Verified
First published in tsarist Russia in 1880, The Brothers Karamazov is Fyodor Dostoevsky’s metaphysical masterpiece, a novel alive with rumors of damnation and intimations of immortality. Sigmund Freud believed that the book betrayed darkly enigmatic, even criminal tendencies in Dostoevsky, while a Russian neologism—Karamazovshchina—came to denote the depravity, violence, and psychological deviation which the work explores.
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Franklin Graham Net Worth

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By Christopher Hitchens
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What is Franklin Graham's Net Worth? Franklin Graham is an American Christian evangelist and missionary who has a net worth of $10 million. Franklin Graham is the son of the late evangelist Billy Graham. Franklin is best known for being president and chief operating officer of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association as well as the international Christian humanitarian organization Samaritan's Purse.
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