A compelling and balanced portrait of John F. Kennedy, drawing on newly uncovered material and previously sealed archives.
This groundbreaking biography reveals fresh insights into JFK’s health struggles, personal relationships, Robert Kennedy’s controversial appointment as Attorney General, and the behind-the-scenes efforts of Joseph Kennedy to secure the presidency for his son.
Dallek explores how JFK might have handled Vietnam had he lived, presenting a nuanced account that highlights both his flaws and his courage. The result is a richly detailed, human portrait of one of America’s most iconic leaders.
Details:
- ISBN: 9780713998030
- Pages: 838
- Publisher: Penguin (2003)
- Format: Paperback




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