Paul Martin
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Assessing Channel 4’s four-part drama Mosley, Paul Martin questions the role of the fascist bogeyman in our national consciousness.
Published April 30 1998
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Published May 31 1997
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Paul Martin considers what message our mania for collecting has for history in post-modern times.
Published February 1 1996
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