Anne Applebaum

An escape to the country that became a struggle for Poland’s soul

A review of John Borrell’s ‘The White Lake’. An escape to the country for Borrell turned out to be a struggle for the soul of Poland

John Borrell (Photo: Peter Jordan//Time Life Pictures/Getty)
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  • The White Lake

    John Borrell

    Charles Glass Books, pp. 248

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