The American Woman in Hitler’s Tub: Lee Miller at the Imperial War Museum

The American Woman in Hitler’s Tub: Lee Miller at the Imperial War Museum

Published October 28th, 2015 by Peter Kinder

The Imperial War Museum in London has just opened Lee Miller: A Woman’s War which will run through April 24, 2016. The sterling reviews suggest it’s a show worth traveling…

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We Shall Sing to the Nazis What We Cannot Say to Them: Verdi at Terezin

We Shall Sing to the Nazis What We Cannot Say to Them: Verdi at Terezin

Published April 30th, 2015 by Peter Kinder

A ‘defiant requiem’ seems a contradiction. But not when a chorus of 100 Jews interned at Terezin in 1944 sang Giuseppi Verdi’s ‘Messa da Requiem’ to their Nazi captors and…

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Random Notes: Re-segregation; IDA & NSA; and Disinvestment

Published July 12th, 2014 by Peter Kinder

On second reading, ‘Segregation Now…’ by Nikole Hannah-Jones which appeared in the May Atlantic hits like Katrina and leaves in its wake – stripped of self-congratulatory, MLK-day delusions –…

Fernandez v. California: ‘Search & Seizure’ Restrictions Narrowed Yet Again

Published February 26th, 2014 by Peter Kinder

Back when my law degree’s ink was damp and Richard Nixon had just begun what proved to be less than ‘Four More Years!’, the Supreme Court under Warren Burger…

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