Malaysia Flight 17: The Unique Way the Dutch Mourn

Former JAI director Russell Shorto in Time Magazine on how the Dutch, with their innate distrust of ideology, are strikingly different from Americans in their gut reactions. Read the article here.

Former JAI director Russell Shorto in Time Magazine on how the Dutch, with their innate distrust of ideology, are strikingly different from Americans in their gut reactions. Read the article here.

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Malaysia Flight 17: The Unique Way the Dutch Mourn

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