The report recalls the "indescribable horror" the charity faced when Ebola first struck last March.
Žantovský recalls the practical headaches of deciding who got what, just like the average divorce but rather more complicated.
She recalls asking the question, "among the brick chimneys: 'When will I see my parents?'", and the hollow mirth that greeted it among those in her berth.
Here, his genius is exploited for a nauseating propaganda purpose – "but he could not do otherwise," recalls Anka.
Tom Corfield, a Bristol engineering graduate, recalls: "My lectures were often a bit dry and I have lots of broader interests, so I started going to my friends' lectures in different subject areas.
The book recalls: "The government had been saved at the 59th minute of the 11th hour from a grossly embarrassing situation".
Illsley recalls: "I remember calls in the dead of night from some pickets saying: 'We've got here but there's nought but broken windows.'" David (now Lord Huntthoughthishis appointment as coal minister was a prank.
His fellow high court judge and friend, Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi, now chief justice of Nauru, recalls his approachability and ease off the bench.
Mike Powell, a volunteer with the Isle of Wight Youth Trust which organises the lost property for Bestival, recalls a young man who arrived at the welfare tent one year: "He was covered in mud from head to foot and he'd lost his keys, phone, wallet, everything.
When she recalls her eldest sibling's engagement, she says, matter-of-factly: "We were worried because that was when they started burning down a lot of churches".
The East End shoot-out at the end of The Man Who Knew Too Much inevitably recalls the Sidney Street siege, and memories of murderous continental anarchists; here Lorre was an émigré actor touching on the nation's darkest fantasies of an immigrant intrusion.
