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George F. Will: A spurious U.S. ‘realism’ about Ukraine flirts with catastrophe

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“The Czechs,” murmured Chamberlain. He had lit a cigar and pushed back his chair. “We have rather forgotten about the Czechs.” — “Munich,” by Robert Harris

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New Hampshire Union Leader

George F. Will: A spurious U.S. ‘realism’ about Ukraine flirts with catastrophe

“The Czechs,” murmured Chamberlain. He had lit a cigar and pushed back his chair. “We have rather forgotten about the Czechs.” — “Munich,” by Robert Harris

2 days ago·New Hampshire, United States

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George Will: A spurious U.S. ‘realism’ about Ukraine flirts with catastrophe

“The Czechs,” murmured Chamberlain. He had lit a cigar and pushed back his chair. “We have rather forgotten about the Czechs,” Robert Harris said in “Munich.” George Will /Washington Post In Robert Harris’s meticulously researched novel about 1938, the leaders of four nations — Germany, Italy, France, Britain — settled the fate of a fifth, Czechoslovakia. “Realism” dictated its dismemberment. George Will’s email address is georgewill@washpost.co…

3 days ago·Boulder, United States

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