- Stephen Lowman
- Editorial Aide
Stephen Lowman is on the Book World staff. Before joining The Post in 2008, he was an outdoors reporter for The Idaho Press-Tribune. He was a 2010 Arthur F. Burns fellow in Hamburg, Germany, where he worked at Die Zeit newspaper. He is a 2011-12 Fulbright fellow in Berlin.
Update: Publisher calls off German printing of “Mein Kampf”
State of Bavaria threatened legal action against newspaper
In Germany, “Mein Kampf” to be published for first time since Second World War
Perhaps what is most interesting about the printing is how muted the hand-wringing has been in a country that is typically anxious about its past.
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