Martin Gilbert
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A solution to the turmoil in the Middle East seems as far away as ever. But, says Martin Gilbert, past relations between Muslims and Jews have often been harmonious and can be so again. Published August 19 2010
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Sir Horace Wilson was born a hundred years ago. His career broke the tradition of the anonymous civil servant. During the Munich crisis he became a controversial and for some a hated figure. This article looks behind the myth to the man.
Published October 1 1982
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