Jonathan Haslam is the author of The Soviet Union and the Threat from the East, 1933-41. He is a Fellow and Director of Studies in History at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and the University Assistant Director of Studies in International Relations (Russia and Eastern Europe).
... fine, thorough, well-balanced.
*Sunday Telegraph*
1999 Outstanding Academic Book of the Year.
*Choice*
A penetrating, lucid, intellectual biography.
*George Steiner*
A remarkable biography of a fascinating figure and in this case not
'too soon'.
*The Guardian*
Excellent results for our understanding of this unusually
complicated and highly individualistic historian, but also for our
understanding of his times.
*the National Interest*
Haslam charts with thoroughness every twist and turn in Carr's long
odyssey, which was marked with ferocious independence of
thought.
*History Today*
This book will probably remain Carr's definitive biography.
*Times Literary Supplement*
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