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Sixty Years, New Frontiers
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In the 60 years since Time first published an Atlantic edition, we've covered wars, revolutions and their aftermath — the hard years following World War II; the tension of the cold war and, later, its end; revolution in Hungary; the long miserable war of the Yugoslav succession in the Balkans. But Europe is now prosperous[an error occurred while processing this directive] and at peace, so when we sat down to consider what should be a theme for our 60th anniversary issue, we didn't want to dwell on either the force of arms or politics. We were conscious that Europe had changed, and in many...