France Disputes Portion of South Dakota Governor’s Book The government of France is disputing a portion of South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s book that describes a canceled meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. The book, titled “No Going Back,” has already had a passage removed over unverified claims of the Republican governor meeting North Korean…
In “Hitler, Stalin, Mum and Dad,” Daniel Finkelstein presents readers with an intricately woven tale of displacement, resilience, and the collective trauma endured by Jews in central and eastern Europe during the tumultuous middle of the last century. With meticulous research and poignant storytelling, Finkelstein offers a compelling account that sheds light on a dark…
Ilan Pappe’s “The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine” challenges historical narratives, offering a profound exploration of the events surrounding the establishment of Israel in 1948. As an Israeli Jew, Pappe’s unique perspective adds depth to the narrative, inviting readers to reconsider conventional views. Dispelling Myths and Questioning Perspectives: The book critically examines the historical events of…
The 1988 book “Manufacturing Consent,” which Noam Chomsky wrote with Edward S. Herman, is a deep look at how the media affects public opinion and political debate. Chomsky’s criticism, which has roots in the late 20th century, is still relevant in the digital age. It helps us understand how media influence works and how it…
Alfredo Bonadeo’s “No Lessons Learned,” which was released after his death, is a harsh critique of US military actions in Vietnam. It finds troubling similarities between what is happening in the Middle East and what happened in the Gaza War recently. The Ewings Publishing book is a powerful look at what happens when you don’t…
