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BBC Radio 4

Vienna and the Shadow of the Third Man

Eleanor McDowall explores the writing and history of Graham Greene's novel through the experiences of a family who have spent the last twenty years running The Third Man Tour in Vienna.

Radio choice, Gillian Reynolds, The Daily Telegraph, 02 June 2009

"Eleanor McDowall's neatly crafted programme explains why tourists in general and film buffs in particular love [The Third Man]. But she also shows why the Viennese have come to hate it as a reminder of the hard, cruel, postwar history of a city bombed to ruin in an Austria carved up between conquerors."