Article: Spy thriller looks behind the curtain

Article: The Spies of Warsaw BOOKS/Fiction
International Herald Tribune;  June 2, 2008 ;     700+ words ......Herald Tribune 06-02-2008 The Spies of Warsaw BOOKS/Fiction Byline: Janet Maslin...Edition: 1 Section: FEATURES The Spies of Warsaw By Alan Furst 266 pages. $25...that Furst, conjuring a web of Warsaw spies who constantly weigh patriotism...

Article: THE SPIES OF WARSAW
The Sunday Herald;  August 10, 2008 ;     458 words ...THE SPIES OF WARSAW By Alan Furst Weidenfeld and...espionage novels peopled by worldy spies and shadowy spy masters. It...and, in this latest outing, Warsaw - with occasional forays west...else. To the plot, then. The Warsaw spook at the heart of the...suggests, there are many other ...

Article: 'Spies of Warsaw' sets up reader to suspect everyone
Chicago Sun-Times (IL);  June 8, 2008 ;     481 words ...The Spies of Warsaw By Alan Furst Random House, 268 pages, $25 Alan Furst's The Spies of Warsaw is thick with a kind of foggy atmosphere...lived in Chicago. Color Photo: The Spies of Warsaw By Alan Furst Random House, 268 pages...

Article: THE SPIES OF WARSAW; OUT NOW IN PAPERBACK.(News)
The Daily Mail (London, England);  May 8, 2009 ;     144 words ...Byline: JH THE SPIES OF WARSAW BY ALAN FURST (Phoenix [pounds sterling]7.99) IT'S 1937. With Germany...Poland -- squeezed between Hitler and Stalin and thus a playground for spies -- bristles with tension and has added poignancy, since we already...

Article: In Warsaw, beauty lies in business
The Boston Globe;  October 26, 1992 ;     628 words ......is chief of the Globe bureau in Berlin. WARSAW -- Jonathan Mills, a Boston businessman living in Warsaw, likes to tell this joke: A Frenchman and...to Paris. A mix-up lands both planes in Warsaw. Each man thinks he has arrived at his destination...

Article: Among the living and the dead in Warsaw
Chicago Sun-Times;  June 25, 1989 ;     700+ words ...WARSAW A collie trotted across the unmown grass, pursued by a...drowsing beneath the sun of a late-spring afternoon in Warsaw's Muranow neighborhood. It was an ordinary city park, as...the nondescript apartment buildings that occupy much of Warsaw beyond the meticulously reconstructed Old Town at the ...

Article: Alan Furst: spies, sex and memory.(ArtsLife)
The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA);  June 15, 2009 ;     532 words ......paperback version of his novel The Spies of Warsaw (Random House, $15). The independent...from the first chapter of The Spies of Warsaw, a witty and erotic scene...into both sex and spying. Spies is in part a story of industrial...recreate pre-World War II Warsaw, when the war ...

Article: Travel: Warsaw city essentials
The Independent - London;  December 11, 1996 ;     700+ words ...The fast way to Warsaw is from Heathrow on British Airways (0345...final nail in the coffin for Uncle Joe. Warsaw's awesome, multi-tiered 1955 Palace of...Palace of Culture dominates the city of Warsaw like Big Brother. It's hard to imagine...

Article: In Warsaw, capitalist hopes and sad memories
Chicago Sun-Times;  September 1, 1991 ;     700+ words ...WARSAW The sights and sounds could easily have been confused with...air. In a nation only starting to learn about capitalism, Warsaw's bustling outdoor market was a startling sight. And so...trip to Poland this spring. From the moment we set foot in Warsaw's airport, we knew we had entered what was, and ...

Article: WARSAW LOOKS BACK, AHEAD POLISH CITY PROVES VIBRANT, AFFORDABLE
The Boston Globe;  March 8, 2006 ;     700+ words ...WARSAW When Danuta Mieloch wants an upscale, energetic getaway...Philadelphia, she doesn't jet off to London or Paris. She heads to Warsaw, the capital of her native Poland. "It's the most happening...glance, there's nothing particularly picturesque about Warsaw, a city of 1.6 million residents located near ...

Article: Old Warsaw Careful restoration gives Poland's capital the look and feel of centuries gone by
The Boston Globe;  October 4, 1998 ;     700+ words ...WARSAW, Poland -- Say "Warsaw" to most Americans and they'll think of war, death, destruction, Auschwitz...in terms of tourism. Fully 97 percent of the people checking into Warsaw's finest hotel, the Bristol, are business rather than leisure travelers...

Article: Warsaw serves as biomedical role model
Indianapolis Business Journal;  March 8, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Over the last 109 years, Warsaw, Ind., has evolved from a tiny hamlet...then build off of that, which is how Warsaw developed," said Indiana Health Industry...when Indiana's landscape is thick with Warsaws - each devoted to a biotech niche, and...

Article: Poles apart; traveleurope Forget Prague and its stag parties - Warsaw remains Eastern Europe's undiscovered gem. MARKPORTER takes a drink on the quiet side.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  November 9, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: MARK PORTER EARLY evening in Warsaw's Old Town, and I am sitting in a bar...by a reeling British stagnighter. But Warsaw is different. Enjoying the perfect medieval...I've already been in Poland for ten days. Warsaw is still like Prague of a decade or so...

Article: Warsaw is a world leader
Post-Tribune (IN);  August 8, 2004 ;     700+ words ......manufacturing process is shown at Zimmer Inc. in Warsaw. The company makes hip-, knee- and shoulder-replaceme...1977) and located all of them in tiny Warsaw. Today, the three companies average a...percent of the 12,415 people who live in Warsaw, the seat of Kosciusko County. The companies...