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From the Desk of Rike Horstmann:
Dumb Heroes
I must confess: I like my romance heroes to be intelligent. (Actually, the same applies to my fantasy and mystery heroes.) I admire wit and repartee, and the ability to insert an appropriate literary quote, or film quote, at the right moment can make my toes curl. Dorothy Dunnett’s Francis Lymond (from the Lymond Chronicles) is a firm favorite, as are Georgette Heyer’s Lord Damerel (fromVenetia) and and Alex Deveril (from Stella Riley’s The Marigold Chain).
Almost all heroes in romances are clever. After all, they are to be admired and lusted after, not just by the heroine, but by all readers, and a stupid hero just won’t do. In addition, they are expected to be financially successful. They must be able to deal with subordinates, colleagues, or peers. And they must be able to understand the heroine’s needs and solve her problems – or at least assist her in doing so. Having an unintelligent hero do all that is not really believable. In addition, being dim does not go well at a
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The Historical Archives of the European Union is the repository for various oral history programmes, launched to preserve the voices of European politicians and officials. The Archives preserves the original recordings and written transcripts and makes these materials available for research.
This section on Records Creators lists the various biographical notes on each individual person that was interviewed as part of the oral history programmes. The biographical note is structured along the international archival standard for the description of archival authorities.
The integration of the biographical notes of interviewees into the list of archival authorities allows for a complete overview of all individiuals’ memories present at the HAEU, be it in form of an interview or a private archival deposit.
The authority records for the various oral history holdings of the HAEU comprise 595 interviews, divided among six distinct programmes: Voices on Europe, the European Commission 1958-1973, the European Commission
Record Creators - Oral History
All programmes of Interviews
The Historical Archives of the European Union is the repository for various oral history programmes, launched to preserve the voices of European politicians and officials. The Archives preserves the original recordings and written transcripts and makes these materials available for research.
This section on Records Creators lists the various biographical notes on each individual person that was interviewed as part of the oral history programmes. The biographical note is structured along the international archival standard for the description of archival authorities.
The integration of the biographical notes of interviewees into the list of archival authorities allows for a complete overview of all individiuals’ memories present at the HAEU, be it in form of an interview or a private archival deposit.
The authority records for the various oral history holdings of the HAEU comprise 595 interviews, divided among six distinct programmes: Voices on Europe, the European Commission 1958-1973, the European Commission
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