Esta biografía se centra principalmente en la carrera política de Richard Nixon, destacando su presidencia e iniciativas diplomáticas clave, como la apertura de relaciones con China y la búsqueda de la distensión con la Unión Soviética. El texto también aborda su papel en el fin de la guerra de Vietnam y los desafíos internos que enfrentó su administración. Enfatiza su lugar único en la historia estadounidense como el único presidente que renunció a su cargo, y su distinción como expresidente y vicepresidente.
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This collection offers a comprehensive look at Richard Nixon through his own writings, ranging from childhood letters to significant political documents. It captures the complexities of his character and the impact he had on American society. An extensive introduction by Rick Perlstein provides a fresh perspective on Nixon's political journey, highlighting the nuances of his rise and fall. This unique compilation serves as both a historical record and an insightful analysis of one of America's most controversial figures.
This book is a cri de coeur, addressed not only to our political leaders in all walks of life ... to take hold before it's too late, and to marshal America's strengths so to insure its survival.
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For the first time, Nixon shares his private thoughts and feelings on his long political career, American and world leaders, his family, and more. Filled with startling and dramatic revelations, In the Arena is perhaps the most intimate memoir ever written by a major political figure. 16 pages of black-and-white photographs.
