- By Jonathan Mok | December 15, 2010
- The Talk of the Town: What is Education for?
We want to decide what our children should learn…
- By Jonathan Mok | December 7, 2010
- A Non-Political Israeli Film?-Interview With The Paz Brothers
‘The Israeli Cinema is heading to a great place in World Cinema.’
- By Jonathan Mok | October 7, 2010
- Rinus Van de Velde on being “friends” with Vladimir Mayakovsky
“I think today this heroical status is completely unthinkable for an artist.”
- By Jonathan Mok | June 17, 2010
- Inspired by Nazi horror: an interview with Gregory Forstner
“There came massacre scenes, but with joyful feelings.”
- By Jonathan Mok | May 8, 2010
- Victoria Clark talks Yemen and the West
What interests me is not so much ancient history as the profound connections between two of those taboo dinner-party subjects: religion and politics.
- By Jonathan Mok | March 28, 2010
- Nazi Propaganda for the Arab World: interview with Jeffrey Herf
“Fisk repeats the apologia of those Arabs in Berlin…who collaborated with the Nazis”
- By Jonathan Mok | November 29, 2009
- Homa Katouzian: how the West should deal with Iran’s nuclear ambitions
“Even a nuclear Iran could not initiate a war with Israel.”
- By Jonathan Mok | October 12, 2009
- “Genocide Before the Holocaust” doesn’t deliver
Ukraine’s Great Famine in particular deserved a closer look here.
- By Jonathan Mok | September 28, 2009
- Piotr Andreszewski in Carnegie Hall: an interview and review
“The most challenging was the Schumann piece, by far.”
- By Jonathan Mok | July 25, 2009
- Spies: The KGB in the United States
“There is a widespread misunderstanding about Joseph McCarthy’s role in bringing Soviet espionage to the attention of the public.”
