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In the New Republic , Robert Boyers condemns John Updike for setting his sci-fi novel Toward the End of Time in the aftermath of a horrific conflagration.
If there was an event that really precipitated the unraveling, it was not anything Reagan did, but the disastrous invasion of Afghanistan and its aftermath.
Singer's decision to set his novel in 1947 allows the book to spin on a historical axis--the aftermath of the Holocaust, the creation of the state of Israel, the birth of the Cold War.
The New York Times leads with the immediate aftermath of the Jerusalem market bombing, and the Washington Post leads with the police raid in Brooklyn that apparently interrupted a plot to blow up subways and buses, a plot with eerie reflections of, if not actual connections to, the Jerusalem slaughter.
The square was the center of world attention during the student demonstrations of 1989 and their tragic aftermath.