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Articles in May, 1988 issue of Washington Monthly

• Born Guilty: Children of Nazi Families. - book reviews
  by Michael Willrich
• Reunion: A Memoir. - book reviews
  by Taylor Branch
• I.F. Stone: a Portrait. - book reviews
  by Molly Ivins
• Posters of the WPA. - book reviews
  by Robert S. McElvaine
• The Yellow Wind. - book reviews
  by Tony Horwitz
• Hurts so good; at POW school the Navy locked me in a box. Here's why I'm grateful - prisoner of war
  by Scott Shuger
• Which of the following can't be found in fancy restaurants? Salmon with dill, Dom Perignon, waitresses - a - b - c
  by Marianne Szegedy-Maszak
• To Raise an Army: The Draft Comes to Modern America. - book reviews
  by Charles C. Moskos
• Hard Heads, Soft Hearts: Tough-Minded Economics for a Just Society. - book reviews
  by Paul A. London
• What did Evan Mecham ask the Pope? - the jokes that impeached a governor
  by Alleen Pace Nilsen
• Is Margaret Thatcher a woman? No woman is if she has to make it in a man's world
  by Polly Toynbee
• Fighting Faiths: The Abrams Case, the Supreme Court and Free Speech. - book reviews
  by Jonathan Rosenblum
• Dukakis and the Reform Impulse. - book reviews
  by Christopher Lydon
• The tin cup Congress; in between fundraisers, they squeeze in a few hours to govern - includes related article on Walter F. Mondale
  by Philip M. Stern