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Robert J. Stove
lives in Melbourne, Australia. His articles-mostly on European political and cultural history-have appeared in National Review, The New Criterion, and The American Spectator. His first book was Prince of Music (1990), a study of the sixteenth-century composer Palestrina.
The Unsleeping Eye
Secret Police and Their Victims
The terms “Gestapo” and “KGB” have taken on an ominous meaning in every modern language, and the apparatus behind them inspires universal terror. But while many there are many books about espionage, until now very little has been written about the history of secret policing which played such a grim role in the history of [...]