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The final days
Book • 1987
This book chronicles the tumultuous final months of Richard Nixon's presidency, from the departures of Bob Haldeman and John Ehrlichman in April 1973 to Nixon's resignation on August 9, 1974.
Woodward and Bernstein provide a gripping narrative based on first-hand accounts from participants, detailing the internal struggles within the White House, the legal battles, and the psychological strain on Nixon as the Watergate scandal unfolded.
The authors highlight the conflicts among Nixon's staff, the role of key figures like General Alexander Haig and Henry Kissinger, and the eventual collapse of Nixon's defense against impeachment.
Woodward and Bernstein provide a gripping narrative based on first-hand accounts from participants, detailing the internal struggles within the White House, the legal battles, and the psychological strain on Nixon as the Watergate scandal unfolded.
The authors highlight the conflicts among Nixon's staff, the role of key figures like General Alexander Haig and Henry Kissinger, and the eventual collapse of Nixon's defense against impeachment.
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Adam Stacoviak ; had potential but became different and ended differently than expected.
Adam Stacoviak ; had potential but became different and ended differently than expected.
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Jonathan Goodman as a beautifully narrated non-fiction chronicle of Nixon’s resignation.
Jonathan Goodman as a beautifully narrated non-fiction chronicle of Nixon’s resignation.
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Sarah McBride as a reminder that seemingly impossible outcomes can become inevitable.
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