Genre: Memoir
‘No Place To Lie’ author Helen Garlick in Good Housekeeping UK
‘Mad About The Boys’ author Lizzie Webb in the Daily Mail
‘Mother Country’ author Monique Charlesworth in conversation with Rabbi Julia Neuberger
Mother Country
Join two daughters of second generation Holocaust survivors for a conversation about their mother-daughter relationships, secrets and lies, and how the past shapes their identity.
Monique Charlesworth’s mother Inge was German, half-Jewish and a Holocaust survivor, all of which she chose to deny. She…
Monique Charlesworth’s mother Inge was German, half-Jewish and a Holocaust survivor, all of which she chose to deny. She…
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Monique Charlesworth on her memoir ‘Mother Country’ for ipaper
My mother was a compulsive liar – I only discovered the truth after she was gone
My Holocaust survivor mother concealed her past from everyone but after she died a raft of secrets emerged, writes Monique Charlsworth
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Monique Charlesworth talks about her memoir ‘Mother Country’ on Times Radio
‘Mother Country’ by Monique Charlesworth in the Jewish Chronicle
‘Mother Country’ by Monique Charlesworth in The Lady
‘Blue Blood’ author Robert Pickering on Euromoney Podcasts
‘Mother Country’ by Monique Charlesworth on My Horrid Parent blog
Mother Country — My Horrid Parent
A fascinating new memoir Mother Country : a story of love and lies by Monique Charlesworth describes her late mother’s extraordinary life and story growing up as half Jewish in thirties Germany and her subsequent journeying around Europe surviving and trying to fit in. Damaged by a youth of pe
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Robert Pickering’s ‘Blue Blood’ in The Spectator
Will the Northern Ireland deal reboot inward investment?
The pound rose a cent or two against the dollar in response to the new trade deal for Northern Ireland. The FTSE 100 index rose on Monday but slid back on Tuesday, deterred by the prospect of a stronger pound, while the more domestic FTSE 250 showed a clearer uptrend. Overall, markets were cautiousl…
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Robert Pickering’s ‘Blue Blood’ in Reuters
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Breakingviews – Revisiting JPMorgan’s innovative Cazenove deal
Near the end of his newly published memoir Robert Pickering, the former chief executive of Cazenove, considers whether the venerable British stockbroker was right to surrender its independence to JPMorgan . Perhaps unsurprisingly, he concludes that the firm’s managers made the correct decision. For…
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