THE HISTORIAN

    The Magazine of The Historical Association (UK)

    Number 97  |  Spring 2008 

 “As a contemporary comment on how quickly circumstances in a community can change and deteriorate, this is a very interesting source. To me it is also a stark reminder, with a haunting contemporary resonance, of what happens when politicians from far away artificially create a state for reasons of international balance rather than because of the needs of the people who lived there.”

— Trevor James