Don't Mention the Wars: A Journey Through European Stereotypes

Don't Mention the Wars

A Journey Through European Stereotypes

2009 • 392 pages

A Brysonesque journey through European stereotypes with RTÉ's high-profile European correspondent. An amusing, topical, witty and fascinating look at Europe and Europeans. Tony Connelly goes on a quest to discover the origins and veracity behind the stereotypes each European nation has inherited. In Austria, Connelly attends a ball in the Hofberg Palace, where he is struck by the terrible nostalgia for a lost empire. In France, the history of the baguette makes an appearance, alongside Connelly's search for the ultimate in Rude Waiters. In Italy he attends a 100th bi.


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