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The insiders view into the crisis that rocked Washington and the World
The New York Times Book Review: Jacob Heilbrunn Blackman, who writes with economy and dispatch, has combed the archives and conducted almost 200 interviews with Albright's friends and associates, including President Clinton. Her spadework has paid off. Albright emerges as someone who has again and again reinvented herself.
See our Review in the Articles Section
A refugee from the Nazi invasion of her native Czechoslovakia as well as from its subsequent Communist takeover after World War II, Albright is, in this condensed account, believably presented as a bright, ambitious, and very capable woman: an outstanding person to become the first female Secretary of State. Black-and-white photographs and a chronology are included
Madam
Secretary : The Biography of Madeleine Albright
In an intimate and revealing portrait of an American hero, political veteran Thomas Blood takes readers behind the scenes, providing exclusive interviews and anecdotes from the likes of various senators, longtime friends, adversaries, and colleagues, including former Secretary of State Warren Christopher.
Lech
Walesa : Democrat or Dictator?
See Lech Walesa's Speach At Colby College
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