Magazines - Time - 1994 till 2014

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Back issues for magazine collectors and researchers.
On my website are photos of covers, ordered neatly, chronologically with detailed descriptions.

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1997-04-28 (Volume 149, no. 17) 28 April 1997

Description

Cover: Americas most influential people 1997
Europe: Britains election champaign
Middle east: Netanyahu finds another battle
USA: Timothy McVeigh on trial
Interview: Tony Blair
Business: WTO
Medicine: Morphine
Books: The tainted source by John Laughland

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Notes in margins: 0
Corners folded: 0
Binding backbone: intact
Pages torn: 0
Pages missing: 0

The following are available on request:

1994-04-18 April:
Morihiro Hosokawa (Japanese prime minister resigns), Lee Kuan Yew (Singapores senior minister interviewed), Russia (arms smuggling), Gaza (violence escalates again), Alan Greenspan (The Feds fine tuner), Rwanda (tribal slaughter erupts), Nigerian mail scams, crusade against tobacco, Kurt Cobain (rock star of the band Nirvana)

1994-04-25 April:
Rwanda (anarchy), Bosnia (Serbian war), Iraq (USA warplanes shoot down USA helicopters), South Africa (the prospects of growth), USA (violence in the workplace), Cancer (new cures), Jurgen Schneider (his property empires collapsed),

1994-05-02 May:
Richard Nixons (retrospect, his final words, on Bosnia, China, Russia, Clinton), Clinton (his foreign policy looks incompetent), South Africa (the 1st all-race election), Vietnam (detainees do not want to go home), Paul Touvier (french anti-Semitite of WWII), China (laws to prevent abnormal babies),

1994-05-09 May:
Nelson Mandela (The New South Africa), Russia (underworld violence may undermine Yeltsin), Adnan Awad (shabby treatment of Palestinian informant), Business (more electronic payments), Richard Nixons funeral, Penelope Leach (how to raise children)

1994-05-16 May:
Rwanda genocide (a long article explaining what happned and the histotical context), Gaza (PLO gains the right to self-govern), Ayrton Senna (died in motor racing), Barbra Streisand (singer, 1st tour in 28 years),

1994-05-23 May:
Iraqs Saddam Hussein (rebuilding his empire), Israel vs PLO, general Raoul Cedras (Haiti junta leader), comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 will collide with Jupiter,

1994-05-30 May:
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (pages missing!), soccer (world cup USA),

1994-06-06: June
50th celebration of D-day in Normandy during WWII, Tibet (coping with Chinese oppresssion), Bill Clinton (new China policy), Cannes film festival,

1997-04-14 April
Killer mountains (volcanos)

1997-05-05 May
Total recall (brain drugs)

1997-05-12 May
Landslide (Tony Blair)

2013-09-30 September:
The Navy yard attack (the militarys security check system is ineffective), Google (history and future), Syrian war (infighting among rebel groups),

2013-10-07 October:
USA vs Irans Hassan Rouhani, pope Francis, Japans rising military power, Chiles old wounds,

2013-10-14 October:
Nuclear deal between USA and Iran, How Pakistans electricity shortage makes it poorer and dangerouser, NASCAR (motorsport)

2013-10-21 October:
Elon Musk (Tesla cars, Hyperloop trains, SolarCity, SpaceX), Obamas east Asia policy, Israel vs Palestinians, John F. Kennedy (the Zapruder film), Michael Bloomberg (mayor of New York),

2013-09-04 November:
Prince Charles charity empire, Sweden: gender neutrality, US army: makeover, how memory works,

2013-11-11 November:
Internet: the Deep web, China needs to become an innovator i.s.o. just a manufacturer, Congos gorillas: victims of a war torn counntry,

2013-11-18 November:
Chris Christie (USA politician), Bobby Henline (Iraq war survivor), war in Sinai,

2013-11-25 November:
Philippines: typhoon Haiyan, inventors: who and what they are, suicide hotlines, Stephen Wilkes (photographer), John F. Kennedy (conspiracy theories persist), Suzanne Collins (author of Hunger games), Bruce Dern (actor)

2014-03-24 March:
Sergei Aksyonov (Crimean referendum), Chinas motor industry,

2014-11-24 November:
Taylor Swift (singer), Ann Osman (MMA fighter), Channing Tatum (Foxcatcher),

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