Word: restorationism
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Trotsky was not lonely for long. Friends, reporters, curiosity seekers and a few GPU undercover agents flocked to the island. Trotsky plunged into an enormous correspondence with Trotskyites, who formed devoted, quarrelsome little groups in just about every country in the West. Trotsky did his best to unite them and...
Last week elegant crowds gathered once more beneath the Nationaltheater's grand portico for a night at the opera. A $20 million restoration project had converted the relic of one of Europe's finest opera houses into what is very likely the best opera house in the world...
Sir: This is in reference to your article [Nov. 8] on the restoration of a severed human hand by Red Chinese surgeons in Shanghai.
METROPOLITAN-Fifth Ave. at 82nd St. Air-conditioning installation has put most of the Met's special events on ice, but the Cubiculum, a splendidly decorated little bedroom first dug up near Pompeii in 1900, has been unearthed again after a year in restoration. A new ceiling and a...
The 6,500 members of the American College of Surgeons who invaded San Francisco for their 49th annual scientific congress last week had gathered to trade progress reports in their varied specialties. But of all the operations that were discussed, few were treated with as much respect as one that...