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Robert Zaretsky
ROBERT ZARETSKY is a historian and a Professor at the University of Houston.
France’s Perilous Political Deadlock
The Paris Commune Lives on in French Politics
French Technocracy Is No Match for the Pandemic
To Rebuild or Restore Notre Dame
The Strange Defeat of the United States
When the Plague Came to Athens
Are Books Essential?
The Polanski Affair
A France Without Jews Is No Longer Unthinkable
Trump’s Napoleon Moment
Ambivalence About Moscow Is a French Tradition
Algeria Faces the Unknown—Finally
The Cure for the Plague Is Decency
An Odyssey Through the Post-Fact World
Nineteenth-Century Nihilists Foretold Our Era
The Myth and Meaning of Resistance
Max Weber Diagnosed His Time and Ours
Rooting for a New Patriotism
France Faces Its Extremes
Egypt and the Longue Durée
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