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Dozens of Bucharesters gathered on Friday evening in the University Square to witness the city lighting switch-on for the winter holidays....
Sun, 20 Dec 2020 01:53 UTC A general view of a family delivering Christmas presents on December 19 before going into a lockdown at midnight in Cardiff, WalesSome of my past Christmases have gone spectacularly wrong, from the festive point of view. In 1989, I spent Christmas Eve courageously hiding under my bed in a Bucharest hotel, as tracer bullets whizzed by my window, and the snowy city echoed to the sound of crazy gunfire. Christmas Day wasn't much better and when I eventually made it home I promised my family and myself that I'd try not to let that happen again. But how can you tell?
PETER HITCHENS: Merry? No, this year we need an Angry Christmas! By Peter Hitchens for The Mail on Sunday 22:01 19 Dec 2020, updated 01:53 20 Dec 2020 294 shares Some of my past Christmases have gone spectacularly wrong, from the festive point of view. In 1989, I spent Christmas Eve courageously hiding under my bed in a Bucharest hotel, as tracer bullets whizzed by my window, and the snowy city echoed to the sound of crazy gunfire. Christmas Day wasn't much better and when I eventually made it home I promised my family and myself that I'd try not to let...
« 17 years ago Saddam Hussein had just been captured and I was on my way across the desert to to Baghdad, to write this... | Main | For a course in how to think, read my books » PETER HITCHENS: Merry? No, this year we need an Angry Christmas! This is Peter Hitchensâs Mail on Sunday column Merry? No, this year we need an Angry Christmas! Some of my past Christmases have gone spectacularly wrong, from the festive point of view. In 1989, I spent Christmas Eve courageously hiding under my bed in a Bucharest hotel, as tracer bullets whizzed by my window, and the snowy city echoed to t...