Albert Axell
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In researching his ground-breaking new portrait of the man who commanded the Soviet defence to Hitler, Albert Axell spent time in Russia, interviewing people close to Zhukov including his two eldest daughters.
Published May 19 2003
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Albert Axell recalls the era of the Japanese Kamikaze pilots, as the first anniversary of September 11th approaches.
Published August 18 2002
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