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Prime Ministers, Theby Yehuda Avner Read by Denise Asserson (1 Cd) A blend of selective autobiography and selective history. Ambassador Avner personally knew four Prime Ministers (Levi Eshkol, Golda Meir, Yitzak Rabin and Menachem Begin) through having worked for them. While he writes warmly and gives excellent portraits of the first three of these, there is no doubt that the last was his particular hero. Not only does Begin tower over the other three on the cover of the book, but 350 pages are given to over 6 years of his premiership, while the other three, whose combined premiership ran for twice as many years have 250 pages altogether. This book is a superb read.
Read by Clive Roslin (1 Cd) If you enjoy laughing, then this is a book for you. It's a story of humour and luck. Joseph Smilig has based it on anecdotes set against the background of Twentieth Century events.
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Put The Knife In Gentlyby Donald Zec Read by Anita Boston (1 Cd) The author entered the world of journalism just before the first World War. He is best known for his entertainment column in the 'Daily Mirror' which appeared for 20 years. 'Put The Knife In Gently 'is a witty and revealing look at the author's experiences with Hollywood legends like: Humphrey Bogart, Cary Grant, Marilyn Monroe, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor to name a few. All this and more is told with humour and affection. This is a compelling read for anyone interested in Hollywood and the film legends of the 20th century.
by Michael Codron & Alan Strachan Read by Ruth Boston "Putting it On": The West End Theatre of Michael Codron by Michael Codron and Alan Strachan. Michaeal Codron, the leading producer of post-war British theatre, has produiced nearly two hundre West End shows. In over half a century, at the heart of the West End, he has worked with the greatest actors of our time including Alec Guiness, John Gielgud, Michael Gambon, Judi Dench, Maggie Smith and Julie Walters. Virtually every major British dramatist of the period too has had a production under his banner including Alana Ayckbourn, Alan Bennett, Michael Frayn, David Hare, Tom Stoppard, John Mortimer and Harold Pinter. "Putting It on" goes behind the scenes of many of the most memorable productions in the theatre's recent history, from spotting an outstanding script, raising the money, pleasing the critics and dealing with actors, to thrilling the public and making a profit. With his co-author, Alan Strachan, (a leading director with whom he has often collaborated), Michael Codron provides an unmatched insight into the victorious up and hair-raising downs of the theatre in our time and follows the fortunes of the British stage through a unique career, dramatic in every sense. No. 1720 Question of Honour, Aby Lord Michael Levy Read by Anthony Tibber (1 Cd) Lord Michael Levy hit the headlines with his involvement in the ‘cash for peerages’ scandal in the Blair administration. This book recounts his life story from the London East End to the House of Lords and his vindication of his role in the ‘cash for peerages’ matter, via his charitable career and his home life. It is an interesting account of a man who spent much time at the centre of public life.
Read by Frieda Bier (1 Cd) The author tells in narrative form, of her struggles to escape from her unhappiness as the youngest daughter of a dysfunctional family by way of sex, drink and drugs. She joins a strictly religious community in Jerusalem and attends Yeshiva, eventually getting married and having children, she feels that life as the wife of a 'born again Jew' is oppressive. THIS BOOK MAY BE UPSETTING TO SOME AS IT DISCUSSES CERTAIN CUSTOMS OF THE STRICTLY ORTHODOX. THERE ARE ALSO EXPLICIT DESCRIPTIONS OF A SEXUAL NATURE.
Read by Clive Roslin (1 Cd) This is the story of Ian Karten who founded over 100 IT centres which has enriched the lives of many people with disabilities and opened doors which had previously been firmly closed. These centres are in the UK and Israel. They provide computer-aided training, education and communication (known as CTEC centres) for people with a wide range of physical learning and sensory disabilities. Who is Ian Karten? This booklet hopes to go some way in answering this question.
This most enlightening factual book on the author's childhood in interwar Poland reveals the ethnic relations and tensions in the region. It addresses the political and cultural issues of a society on the verge of destruction. The author born in Warsaw, spent his childhood in Poland and Germany. His parents were actors in the Vilna company the best known Yiddish theatre ensemble. Hamerow brings to life this exciting part of Jewish culture and this vivid portrait captures the feel and atmosphere of a world vanished forever.
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