Sheila Fitzpatrick

Sheila Fitzpatrick is the author of three memoirs, the most recent being Mishka’s War: A European odyssey of the 1940s (2017). She is Professor at Australian Catholic University and Honorary Professor at the University of Sydney.

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'Traitors and Spies: Espionage and corruption in high places in Australia, 1901–50' by John Fahey

Published in History

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'The Ratline: Love, lies and justice on the trail of a Nazi fugitive' by Philippe Sands

Published in History

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl guide to the future' by Kate Brown

Published in Environmental Studies

Ives Westlake Debussy (Australian String Quartet)

Published in ABR Arts

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'The Kremlin Letters: Stalin’s wartime correspondence with Churchill and Roosevelt' edited by David Reynolds and Vladimir Pechatnov

Published in April 2019, no. 410

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'A Spy Named Orphan: The enigma of Donald Maclean' by Roland Philipps

Published in October 2018, no. 405

Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition

Published in ABR Arts

Sheila Fitzpatrick review 'Red Flag Unfurled: History, historians, and the Russian Revolution' by Ronald Grigor Suny

Published in April 2018, no. 400

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'Virtuosi Abroad: Soviet music and imperial competition during the early Cold War, 1945–1958' by Kiril Tomoff

Published in November 2016, no. 386

Sheila Fitzpatrick reviews 'Stalin's Daughter: The extraordinary and tumultuous life of Svetlana Alliluyeva' by Rosemary Sullivan

Published in June–July 2016, no. 382

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