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Highly recommended for readers interested in current public affairs and the contemporary state of politics.
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Freedom: Memoirs 1954–2021
Merkel’s easy prose offers an appealing read with instructive political and social analysis and commentary, replete with engaging insights into not only the woman herself but also major political developments and personalities of the early 21st century.
This portrait collection is a key historical document and a valuable, essential addition to any library seeking to document this significant chapter in U.S. history. It will be a good resource for students, historians, and general audiences interested in leadership, resilience, and representation.
This well-researched title provides important context that is not often found in Western-focused perspectives on Russia and the former Soviet Union.
This book is recommended and appropriate for libraries supporting students and general readers interested in exploring governmental policies from abroad that could work in the U.S.
A deeply unsettling book that is well suited to readers of books about social injustices and history.
Dezenhall’s perceptive analyses of each president are laced with a wry sense of humor, which makes this work accessible to a wide audience.
Shenk’s sobering but unsurprising conclusions will appeal to readers looking for answers after the 2024 U.S. elections.
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