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Timothy Garton Ash

British historian of contemporary Europe; Professor of European Studies at the University of Oxford from 2004, now emeritus; author of The Magic Lantern (1990), Free Speech (2016) and Homelands (2023).

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From one piece The more Putin escalates his attacks on Europe, the more Europe should support Ukraine 3 beliefs · timothygartonash.substack.com

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From one piece Are we heading for an AI Hiroshima? 3 beliefs · timothygartonash.substack.com

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    On Liberty

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    Actually, when I say On Liberty, I mean above all chapter two of On Liberty, “Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion” which says so much, so brilliantly, so eloquently…

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