Interview with Ready Set Tokyo podcast

Harry Blutstein was interviewed on the podcast, Read Set Tokyo.

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Harry Blutstein on Olympic Fever podcast

Harry Blutstein was interviewed by on Olympic Fever by its hosts, Jill Jaracz and Alison Brown. The podcast explore the stories of the Olympics

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College Table talk

On 12 April 2019, Harry Blutstein led a lively discussion on how communist regimes used sport to promote communism. It was held at Graduate

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Exhibition on Cold War Games

Between 7 March and 4 June 2019, Royal Historical Society of Victoria is holding an exhibition on Cold War Games. ON display will be

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Meeting of B’nai B’rith

Harry Blutstein spoke to around eighty people from B’nai B’rith on 11 July. He described the secret operation, run out of America, to encourage

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‘Cold War Games’ reviewed in the ‘Labour History’ Journal

Cold War Games has been favourably reviewed by Shane Cahill in the May 2018 edition of Labour History.  He ended his review by saying that

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Article in Magyar Élet

My article appeared in the Australian-Hungarian newspaper on 5 October 2017. I’ve included a translation for the article. ________________________ The Revolution that almost did

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Media Coverage

Cold War Games is attracting media attention with articles in the Dutch Courier, Australian Jewish News, and Magyar Élet. It has also been review by Better Reading,

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Cold War Games

Published by Echo Publishing, Cold War Games shows vividly how the USSR and US exploited the Melbourne Olympic Games for propaganda, turning athletic fields, swimming pools and

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Book launch: Cold War Games

Cold War Games, was launched at the MCC Sports Library at 1 pm on 7 August 2017. Over 40 people attended. The event include

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