The Politics of Diplomacy Audiobook (Free)

Few men have played such a crucial role in one of the most pivotal events of the second half from the twentieth century. With this sound presentation – in his personal words and phrases and his personal voice – Adam A. Baker, III uses his unique perspective to take us inside those events and the personalities involved in them: the collapse of Communism, the Berlin Wall, as well as the Soviet Union itself; the reunification of Germany; the remarkable negotiations behind the coalition-building from the Gulf War; and the even more exceptional talks that led Israelis and Arabs towards the same meeting table for the very first time in decades. But mainly because the title indicates, this is also the story from the rough-and-tumble politics of diplomacy and the personalities who have shaped the globe by the end of the hundred years: Gorbachev, Yeltsin, Thatcher, Mitterrand, Kohl, Shamir, Mubarak, Assad, Kings Fahd and Hussein, and Baker’s friend, George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st Chief executive of america.