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Books / Why Mussolini still fascinates Italians

You do not have to travel far in Italy to encounter the remains of Mussolini’s dreams of architectural splendour. From the sparkling marble and...

02.09.2026 20

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / Why Mussolini still fascinates Italians

You do not have to travel far in Italy to encounter the remains of Mussolini’s dreams of architectural splendour. From the sparkling marble and...

31.08.2026 30

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / How interwar Germany became a breeding ground for evil

Did no one who lived through the Weimar Republic of 1918-33 see what was coming, asks Victor Sebestyen in his impressive new book. The politicians,...

06.05.2026 20

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / How interwar Germany became a breeding ground for evil

Did no one who lived through the Weimar Republic of 1918-33 see what was coming, asks Victor Sebestyen in his impressive new book. The politicians,...

06.05.2026 30

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / How interwar Germany became a breeding ground for evil

Did no one who lived through the Weimar Republic of 1918-33 see what was coming, asks Victor Sebestyen in his impressive new book. The politicians,...

02.05.2026 40

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / How interwar Germany became a breeding ground for evil

Did no one who lived through the Weimar Republic of 1918-33 see what was coming, asks Victor Sebestyen in his impressive new book. The politicians,...

30.04.2026 30

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / Living in the shadow of Etna

The early Greek inhabitants of Sicily peered into Etna’s crater and declared the volcano to be full of monsters. Its ‘impenetrable darkness’...

26.04.2026 30

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / Living in the shadow of Etna

The early Greek inhabitants of Sicily peered into Etna’s crater and declared the volcano to be full of monsters. Its ‘impenetrable darkness’...

14.04.2026 30

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / Living in the shadow of Etna

The early Greek inhabitants of Sicily peered into Etna’s crater and declared the volcano to be full of monsters. Its ‘impenetrable darkness’...

14.04.2026 30

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead

Books / Hiding from the Nazis in wartime Italy

25.09.2025 20

The Spectator

Caroline Moorehead