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Ernest Hemingway Meets Colonel Park and Discusses The Human Condition – Belgium, October, 1944

” Have you got a drink anywhere in this place, Colonel”?

Steve Newman | October 23, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway Receives His Marching Orders From Colonel Park, and Talks About Robert Frost – Belgium, 1944

Private Buckley finds Ernest Hemingway on a park bench in Paris reading the poetry of Robert Frost…

Steve Newman | October 22, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway Gets Ready to Cross The Rhine, September 1944

He also remembers Spain and novelist Michael Arlen…

Steve Newman | October 11, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway: Death at Wassigny, September 1944

Hemingway never really forgave himself for the incident at Wassigny…

Steve Newman | September 19, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway and Sylvia Beach: Paris, September, 1944

Sylvia Beach – the owner of the bookshop Shakespeare & Co – was one of the first people to befriend Ernest Hemingway when he came to Paris in the 1920s. Would she still be there in 1944?

Steve Newman | September 7, 2009 | Biography
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Rudolf Hess: Nazi Mystic

Rudolf Hess, was Deputy Fuhrer of the Third Reich, this did not make him the designated successor to Adolf Hitler should any misfortune him befall him, that was always going to be Hermann Goering, but he was without question third in-line.

Kim Seabrook | October 1, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway and Mary Welsh: Paris, August 1944

The Paris that Hemingway discovered in 1944 had, on the surface, changed very little.

Steve Newman | August 29, 2009 | Biography
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Mengele: Nazi Doctor

Evil takes many different forms. When it is committed in the sober light of day, when it is committed for the advancement of the human race, at least in the eyes of its perpetrator, it becomes more than the evil act of any one individual but speaks to us of the barbarism of the human race.

Kim Seabrook | October 11, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway Goes to War – France, July 31st, 1944

Hemingway then pulled the pins from three hand-grenades, waited a moment, and then bounced the grenades down the cellar steps…

Steve Newman | July 15, 2009 | Biography
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Ernest Hemingway Goes “doodlebug” Hunting

On the 29th June, 1944, Hemingway takes to the skies in search of V1s…

Steve Newman | June 30, 2009 | Biography
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