15 September 1998 Though a decade has passed, the lingering aftereffects of Cold War espionage and the collaboration of huge numbers of people in Eastern European security services continues to provoke fresh divisions and conflicts. How to deal with the past? Countries such as South Africa and Argentina have attempted to navigate these difficult waters by, essentially, trading truth for […]
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