Word: warmheartedness
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Even Communists in Belgrade appeared stupefied by the mildness of the punishment, and soon the rumor was all over town that Tito himself had sent word to go easy on his old comrades-perhaps out of his own personal affection for associates of his guerrilla days, more likely because it...
Resistance in Berlin. In The Dancing Bear, a warmhearted but coolheaded account of how Berlin rose from its ashes, Frances Faviell, wife of a British occupation officer, describes how the cold war tore one German family apart. The author met her heroine, Frau Maria Altmann, when the old German lady...
Meek was satisfied. Ike had not used his name, but the President seldom does use a candidate's name. And if the President's endorsement had been less than warmhearted, the President's attack was aimed directly at a target Illinois voters could identify. Meek's...
Before she hit the Met, Irmgard Seefried completed her third tour of the U.S. hinterland. On the road, she sang lieder, folk songs, occasional operatic arias and, usually, one or two songs by contemporary composers. A gusty, warmhearted woman of 33, she quickly developed an enthusiasm for U.S. audiences and...
Stevens fished and hunted in the country near Moscow, drank gallons of vodka with casual acquaintances in bars, restaurants and railway compartments, observed the healthy good looks of Russian women, admired the drama at the Moscow Art Theater and the ballet at the Bolshoi, gave freely to beggars, noted the...