Charlie Rose with Kati Marton; Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem; Kiran Desai (October 23, 2006)

First, Charlie sits down with Hungarian born author and journalist Kati Martin on the 50th anniversary of the Hungarian revolution to talk about her new book, "The Great Escape: Nine Jews Who Fled Hitler and Changed the World." Then, feminist icons Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem discuss their new talk radio network, Greestone Media, aimed at women and programmed by women. Finally, Kiran Desai discusses her new Booker Prize winning novel, "The Inheritance of Loss."

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Nov-29-2007; The Kati Marton segment; Marton speaks about the story of her parents in Hungry. She tells of their having survived Nazism and escaped Communism, of their coming to America and their loyalty to it. But the heart of her story is the story of the nine Hungarian...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Nov-29-2007; The Kati Marton segment; Marton speaks about the story of her parents in Hungry. She tells of their having survived Nazism and escaped Communism, of their coming to America and their loyalty to it. But the heart of her story is the story of the nine Hungarian...; read full review | report as inappropriate