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How to Unite Nations

How to Unite Nations
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'George Mikes: How to Unite Nations ' összes példány
Kiadó: Andre Deutsch
Kiadás helye: London
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Kötés típusa: Fűzött kemény papírkötés
Oldalszám: 128 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 19 cm x 13 cm
ISBN: 0-340-18837-5
Megjegyzés: Első kiadás! David Langdon fekete-fehér illusztrációival.
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This new book by George Mikes,
that laureate of quick-witted
wanderers' (Sunday Times), is named
after its first part; but it also
includes other work by George
Mikes, notably his celebrated essay
on 'How to be a European1.
The first part is the result of a
visit to New York during which Mr
Mikes, heavily disguised as Our
Man at the United Nations, did some
profitable lurking. He tells us
about the U.N. Delegates' Lounge,
so grave and like the hub of the
world all week, but on Friday
evenings astonishingly aflutter
with pretty ladies; about the diplo-
matic cocktail parties, and what
happens to naive delegates who
think they are for fun; about the
tourists with their compulsive urge
to see the desk on which Mr
Khrushchev thumped with his
shoe. He has sized them all up
and he makes hay with them. No
doubt the nations first united for
other purposes, but after reading
this account of them one can't
help thinking that they did it just
so that George Mikes... Tovább

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This new book by George Mikes,
that laureate of quick-witted
wanderers' (Sunday Times), is named
after its first part; but it also
includes other work by George
Mikes, notably his celebrated essay
on 'How to be a European1.
The first part is the result of a
visit to New York during which Mr
Mikes, heavily disguised as Our
Man at the United Nations, did some
profitable lurking. He tells us
about the U.N. Delegates' Lounge,
so grave and like the hub of the
world all week, but on Friday
evenings astonishingly aflutter
with pretty ladies; about the diplo-
matic cocktail parties, and what
happens to naive delegates who
think they are for fun; about the
tourists with their compulsive urge
to see the desk on which Mr
Khrushchev thumped with his
shoe. He has sized them all up
and he makes hay with them. No
doubt the nations first united for
other purposes, but after reading
this account of them one can't
help thinking that they did it just
so that George Mikes could write
about them.
In the second part of the book
he ranges far and wide, sometimes
telling stories, sometimes describ-
ing, sometimes passing judgement,
and always being very funny. He is
accompanied throughout by David
Langdon, and the partnership is a
brilliant one. Vissza

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