The Sunday Times magazine - 7 May 1972

The Sunday Times magazine - 7 May 1972
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges due to age - some light wear and slight rippling to pages

THE UNOFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE 20th CENTURY
The second week in our series examining the events that have been ignored, or glossed over, by the history books

GERMANY, 1919 - Munich goes Communist
4 pages

RUSSIA, 1919 - Britain blows up the Red Fleet
One and a half pages

BRITAIN, 1919 - Preparing for Revolution
One and a half pages

IRELAND, 1921 - Lloyd George backs 'Tans' terror
Two and a half pages

USA, 1919 - US prepares for war against Britain
half-page

POLAND, 1920 - The Red Army's only defeat
3 pages

SOUTH AFRICA, 1922 - The case against Jan Smuts
1 page

FOR THE SAKE OF APPEARANCES - A preview of Vanity, this year's exhibition at the Brighton Museum surveying man's preoccupation with his own looks
4 pages

THE SCHWEITZER CULT - An examination of Albert Schweitzer's role in Africa
3 pages

THE JOB THAT WENT WRONG - Norman Harris reconstructs the bungled raid and violent getaway from a Blackpool jeweller's shop by Frederick Sewell, John Spry, Charles Haynes, Dennis Bond and Thomas Flannigan which resulted in the shooting of two police constables and the fatal wounding of Chief Supt. Gerald Richardson by Sewell, who became Britain's most wanted criminal
6 pages

CORAL ATKINS - Star of A Family at War
2 pages