Dark inheritances are the subject of Norman Mailer's February novel, The Castle in the Forest (Little, Brown), which frames the search for the genesis of Nazi evil as a family saga, spanning the three generations of Hitlers leading up to the birth of young Adolf in 1889.
They are something bigger, and darker: a tragic inheritance from his father.I strongly recommend the English-language edition of Kathimerini, the centre-right Greek newspaper, which has run some excellent commentaries throughout this crisis, trying to explain the context of Greece's modern day woes.
Many people recommend keeping the kids in the dark about their inheritances.
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More pow than wow Medina's turn Correction: Brazil's economy ReprintsBut there is a darker side to Mr Medina's political inheritance.
Guardian blogs are buzzing with neo-Galtonism, and in last weekend's Observer came the bizarre statement that even studies on the inheritance of human height have "a dark reputation" because of "links with eugenics".
The complex faith of Jonathan Edwards, the propelling ambition of Benjamin Franklin, the dark, meritocratic fatalism of Lincoln -- all these inheritances have shaped the outer suburbs.
Due to the Mendelian inheritance of gold color, the gold to dark offspring ratio of a mating involving two heterozygous gold parents should be 3 1.
Perhaps the optimistic American half of my inheritance isn't at odds with the darker Jewish component after all.
Twins Jules and Harry Grey stumble into a dark and menacing world when they begin a search for their inheritance – uncovering their grandmother's secret life and finding themselves in mortal danger.
