A Radical’s Diary: October 14, 2005
WE HAVE SETTLED into the new Queen Anne's Gate apartment well, but in the morning a letter comes from the managing agents, F., stating that they will come to inspect…
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WE HAVE SETTLED into the new Queen Anne's Gate apartment well, but in the morning a letter comes from the managing agents, F., stating that they will come to inspect…
Read more →UP at six-thirty a.m. and drive Jessica to school. I feel more relaxed now that we have a clear choice of one or two rental homes to move to (unless…
Read more →BOB has installed the new search engine I commissioned. I congratulate him, and he replies: "I am rather proud of it. I have been testing it quite rigorously. So far…
Read more →OUR bank account here is now all but empty, and the letter which came yesterday was, as I suspected, from the school about the bill. But the big reprint of…
Read more →AN email from a David Lock in Australia, a schoolboy. I had responded to his earlier query by directing him to similar letters from other pupils in the past.
Read more →Champaign -- Chicago (Illinois) -- Indianapolis (Indiana) --
Read more →MY eye sight is fuzzing up. I suspect the bright American sunshine, where I used no glasses, will not have helped.
Read more →B. phones from London for a long chat. Jessica has gone off with friends to a birthday in Battersea. B. has trepidatiously included two bottles of shampoo in the birthday…
Read more →UP at 6:50 a.m., and take Jessica to school in Hammersmith. Chatty as ever. A gentleman from Tonga, a former Empire colony, is among those applying today to go on…
Read more →DAY begins with MH of Kansas offering $22,000 for the third Hitler painting in Charles T.'s possession. Seems I went into the wrong business. Should have been an art dealer.
Read more →AS I leave the building I see three workmen have begun installing close-circuit television cameras inside the lobby. First I knew of it.
Read more →APPEAL hearing this morning at 9:15 a.m. At six a.m. I am wakened, and I dress in "best" clothes, such as they are.
Read more →THINGS get more interesting. At 6:40 pm, Ian B. writes to me: "I am in the process of obtaining seven reels of microfilm of Rudolf Höss's (picture below right) trial…
Read more →AT 9:45 a.m. the Russians film a ten-minute interview on what we have seen at Auschwitz. They have given me six hundred euros towards our costs, which exactly meets our…
Read more →SOMEBODY sends me a story from The Sunday Times, accusing Rolf Hochhuth of being a Soviet agent, or tool at best. What an extraordinary story, and what utter rubbish; he…
Read more →AT LAST we have the pallets of Hitler's War in our Indiana storehouse. They arrived from England a few days ago. The new page on my bookstore looks great. Pity…
Read more →BREAKFAST at the Banana Café at eight a.m. The heat here is so intense that Philippe, my old friend the owner, tells me that with 135 customers yesterday only two…
Read more →AN AUSTRALIAN customer has difficulties, and I refer him to Mrs D.: "More and more customers nowadays are using Paypal," I comment to her. "A sign of the worsening Depression?"
Read more →I WRITE to our printers in Tennessee settling all our bills to date:
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