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...wife and we went to the Kennedy Library. We went to a reception sponsored by Time Magazine for the Jacqueline Kennedy exhibit, which is just a fabulous exhibit. The reason that I went, aside from to see if it was a good exhibit, was to meet with Hugh Sidey, who was White House correspondent and Washington bureau chief for Time Magazine for many years. He’s one of the most respected journalists in Washington. We are both members—well, he’s the chairman and I’m a member?...
Beyond the Fall Ten years after the demise of the Soviet Union, we look back on the frenetic days of August 1991 and Russia's long, slow decline since. Featuring essays by Paul Quinn-Judge, Tony Karon and Hugh Sidey, and hundreds of award-winning photographs by Anthony Suau. time.com/soviet10...
This week marks the anniversary of both the Cold War's nadir, the construction of the Berlin Wall, and its end with the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Hugh Sidey writes on one of its lowest points, with President Kennedy at the construction of the Berlin Wall. Moscow bureau chief Paul Quinn-Judge remembers what the city was like in August 1991, when the hard-liners made their last desperate push to retain power. Tony Karon argues that Russians, at least materially, were better off under the Soviet state. And in an award-winning photo essay, photographer Anthony Suau looks...