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The Duality of Charles Lindbergh
This chapter examines Charles Lindbergh's life, from his iconic aviator achievements to the personal tragedies that shaped his controversial beliefs. It explores Lindbergh's isolationist views, his struggles with fame, and the ideological conflicts stemming from his outdated perspectives on race and culture. The discussion also contrasts his views with those of Joseph P. Kennedy regarding America's role in World War II, revealing deep insights into the historical divide between interventionists and isolationists.