History as Paranoia

comes universally respected as a fiercely incorruptible truthtellerrnwhose books get published simply because they are wonderful.rnEqually, the academic who exposes his predecessor's venalrnfolly, such as his going to work with the Soviet archivesrnunder Brezhnev and being used by the Kremlin in the process,rnboosts his credibilit}' before accepting . . .