Diplomats of Darkness: Brothers Who Changed World History
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Diplomats of Darkness: Brothers Who Changed World History
19.99 €
They were not just diplomats, but architects of a new world reality. John Foster and Allen Dulles, brothers whose names are hidden in archive documents and forgotten orders, became the invisible rulers of the post-war world. One of them, the Secretary of State, gave orders that changed the course of history, the other ran the CIA, making decisions that the world was destined to never know.
In this book, Daniel Brooks sheds light on their unique alliance, which turned the world into a chessboard and nations into pawns in a struggle for ideological supremacy. Based on rare documents and eyewitness accounts, Diplomats of Darkness explores how the Dulles brothers influenced the policies of dozens of countries, from the Middle East to Latin America, leaving a trail of coups, special operations, and secret alliances in their wake.
This book is an invitation to the dark world of spies and intrigue, in which the Dulleses used force and manipulation to wage a war that many did not even suspect.
In this book, Daniel Brooks sheds light on their unique alliance, which turned the world into a chessboard and nations into pawns in a struggle for ideological supremacy. Based on rare documents and eyewitness accounts, Diplomats of Darkness explores how the Dulles brothers influenced the policies of dozens of countries, from the Middle East to Latin America, leaving a trail of coups, special operations, and secret alliances in their wake.
This book is an invitation to the dark world of spies and intrigue, in which the Dulleses used force and manipulation to wage a war that many did not even suspect.
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