Brought to book: Alison Healy on some unwise rejections of authors’ manuscripts by publishers
An American publisher dismissed them as unfunny, senseless and dull
Holocaust victim
An American publisher dismissed them as unfunny, senseless and dull
Concentration camp where Anne Frank, her sister Margot and some 70,000 others died stands as a warning for the future
Charles Way’s adaptation of Mary Norton’s stories create atmosphere of family love, adventure and discovery
Ambo Anthos suspends printing until more work done on book’s central claims
The famous Jewish diarist was found by the Nazis in Amsterdam in August 1944
18-year-old defender Romano Floriani Mussolini agrees three-year deal with club
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Amsterdam’s second most-visited location was forced to close when pandemic hit
There’s a large quantity of new Holocaust fiction, and experts are worried about quality
For decades, Elizabeth could not bring herself to read the diary of her late sister
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NS commissioned to run trains with Dutch Jews, Roma and Sinti to Westerbork camp
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