Sunday Times Magazine January 18 1981 George Adamson Poland Marc Riboud

Sunday Times Magazine January 18, 1981

Cover: Marc Riboud
Our cover picture was taken by
Riboud in Lech Walesas flat
in Poland. Riboud was invited
to stay for a bite to eat an
omelette. But just how the
omelette should be prepared
caused a domestic clash
between Walesa and wife.
Riboud filmed the incident and
the kitchen-stove reconciliation
later. The result is an engaging
cameo of life at home with
Polands revolutionary leader.

MAIN FEATURES
Adamson stands firm: one year
after the murder of his wife Joy,
75-year-old George Adamson
refuses to leave his game reserve
in Kenya despite the danger
from bandits. Page 18
Spirit of freedom: a photo
report from Poland, whose struggle
for freedom today is deep-rooted
in yesterday. Page 28

Art: the mystery of Balthus. Page 47
Campaign for Real Bread: a very
successful year and the campaign
continues. Page 47
Design: light enlightenment, as
Lifespan looks at 18 different
adjustable lamps. Page 48
Wine Club: the man who makes it
tick. Plus a membership offer. Page 50
Wit: ghost writers for epitaphs ? The
famous offer their last words. Page 50
Games. Page 58
Life in the Day of
Mary Buss, nurse. Page 62

START HERE
This week - a chance to broaden out
your horizons: enter our painting
competition and you could win
a £500 holiday in the States. Are
you as ignorant about the world as
recent reports claim ? We look at
World Studies in schools. And to help
you keep your eye on the world,
weve a selection of global ideas.
All this plus Flash Gordon and your
prize-winning letters. Page 52

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