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Robert Philpot is a writer and journalist. He is the former editor of Progress magazine and author of “Margaret Thatcher: The Honorary Jew.”
An undated photo of British newspaper magnate Robert Maxwell. (AP Photo)
The Dancing Hare, previously known as the Lady Ghislaine, in January 2020. (Wikimedia commons/ CC-BY-SA-4.0/ Andrewrutherford)
A view of Headington Hill Hall. (Wikimedia Commons/ CC-BY-1.0/Donegalscott)
Immediately after resigning as Industry Minister, then-MK Ariel Sharon (right), meets with British millionaire Robert Maxwell (left) in Jerusalem on Tuesday, February 20, 1990. (AP Photo)
Elizabeth Maxwell leaves the Lady Ghislane on her way to the airport to transfer the remains of her late husband Robext Maxwell to Israel on November 7, 1991 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Behind in glasses is her son Philip. (Dominique Mollard)
How Robert Maxwell became the crook of the century
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MP, tycoon and fraudster Robert Maxwell, pictured in 1969, UK
Credit: Hulton Archive
It’s quite rare for a biography to be described as “jaw-dropping”, but this one truly is – Robert Maxwell is the most compelling, mysterious, monstrous character since Anthony Trollope’s Melmotte. The British Establishment always regarded him with deep suspicion and called him “the Bouncing Czech”, but by the end of his life he was being wooed by prime ministers and heads of state. It was only after his mysterious death that he was exposed, in Newsweek’s phrase, as “The Crook of the Century.”