
Adam LeBor - wordsmith of all trades
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Adam LeBor - wordsmith of all trades
@adamlebor
Author of 16 books - 7 thrillers, 9 non-fiction inc. The Last Days of Budapest. Thriller critic @ftweekend TV critic @thecriticmag fellow @institutedanube


Delighted to see @adamlebor including both The End of the Sahara by @SadKhatibi1 and Holy F*ck by Joseph Incardona in this round-up in the @FT 👏 #thrillers #crime On the run from dictators, murderers and the Vatican — the best new thrillers ft.com/content/9201e5… via @ft

🚨Who blew up #NordStream? How? Why? Was the @CIA really involved? Preorder my new book to find out: an exposé of the largest act of sabotage in modern history, based on access to the perpetrators and the investigators—part geopolitical thriller, part detective story, part war chronicle. After 3 years of research, out soon in the US, UK, Germany, Poland & elsewhere. You can order via the following links (available on Amazon etc): US:us.macmillan.com/books/97812504… UK (free shipping to EU):penguin.co.uk/books/474845/t… Germany:harpercollins.de/products/die-n… Poland: coming soon

“Los últimos días de Budapest”, de Adam LeBor (@adamlebor), reconstruye con rigor la caída de una ciudad clave en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Un relato sobre espías, resistencia y supervivencia en uno de los episodios más complejos del siglo XX. 🔗almuzaralibros.com/fichalibro.php…

Hatzola felt personal. Just a few weeks ago they were on the scene to help my dad in his last minutes. And to help my mum through the hellish hours. Piece below with giftlink.

What kind of maniacs attack a fleet of ambulances? The culprits must be caught and punished with exemplary severity - to show that antisemitism has no place in Britain.

Here’s what globalising the intifada looks like. And London will carry on with its day.

Waking up to see people blowing up four ambulances. In the UK. Because the ambulances are connected to Jews. How very 2026. How very tolerant. How very ‘anti Zionist.’


Increasingly, Britain is resembling Germany of 1935 combined with jihadism


fellow-historians help me out here- any other cases of a country at war helping to fund the enemy it's at war with? 🤡🤡🤡

It’s a shame the UK is allowing this regime to operate on its soil while around 12% of Europe’s trade flows through the Strait of Hormuz that the regime is blocking at the moment. Europe’s critical lifelines energy, food supply chains, industrial materials all depend on stability in that corridor, yet there’s little willingness to seriously defend those interests. Instead, the expectation is that the US will step in and carry the burden. At some point, that stops being strategy and starts looking like dependency on terrorism.

