Review of The Rape of Europa (2007) by Michael Phillips for Chicago Tribune — 08 Dec 2015
It’s absorbing. The world came perilously close to losing so many Rembrandts, so many Klimts. The cultural casualties, near and actual, may be dwarfed by the millions slaughtered in the same churn of history.
But we are what we create, and when emblems of a civilization are reduced to pawns of wartime, there is no victor.
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This review of The Rape of Europa (2007) was written by Michael Phillips and published by Chicago Tribune on 08 Dec 2015.
The Rape of Europa has generally received very positive reviews.
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