Timothy Benson
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Timothy Benson, whose new book explores how the Suez Crisis was viewed in the world’s press and by cartoonists in particular, here tells the story of a tumultuous year. Published October 13 2006
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Timothy Benson assesses Hitler's irritated reaction to being lampooned by David Low of the Evening Standard. Published February 13 2001
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Timothy Benson analyses the evolution of the love-hate relationship between Britain's greatest cartoonist and the outstanding politician of the age. Published February 1 2000
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