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I doubt there were any outright lies, but facts were misrepresented to show life in the very worst light. Despite this, many say they could somehow reverse the economy back to the “golden age”, even though this has just left us completely unprepared for the new service economy.In Lithuania, Jews were clubbed to death with crowbars before cheering crowds, while mothers held up their children to see the spectacle and German soldiers clustered like fans at a sporting event. For Luton fan Kevin Crowe, watching his football club seemingly disappear before his eyes was profoundly desperate. Full anecdotes from her own life (raised by parents who, in turn, were raised by Victorians), and from a wide range of newspapers, magazines, and books written at the time, there is a tirelessness to this work. Unfortunately, only wealthy native male property owners could vote, most Athenians were slaves, and Socrates was convicted of impiety and "corruption of the youth", and sentenced to death. Some of the things that are discussed in this book are familiar, and others are a little credulous, without real discussion of variant versions.

Desperate for more material, Puffin Books started accepting outside book submissions into the Fighting Fantasy line, and here is their first definite misstep. Unlike other examples here, this is more understandable, since Tito's Yugoslavia experienced relative political stability and was far less repressive than the rest of the Eastern Bloc, with Yugoslavs being allowed to travel overseas and enjoy Western consumer goods and films.

Still, it's a good start, and a useful corrective to nostalgia by people who have no real memory of the historical times chronicled (which, let's face it, is all of us, by now. Some in Malaysia support the monarchy and claim that the period when Tunku Abdul Rahman (the first prime minister of Malaysia) as the golden age of the country as it gained independence from the British and became it's own sovereign nation.