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Road to Peace: A Biography of Shimon Peres - Hardcover

Road to Peace: A Biography of Shimon Peres

Golan, Matti

Published by Grand Central Pub, 1989

ISBN 10: 044651425X / ISBN 13: 9780446514255

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Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. The only remaining active politician who was present at the creation of the nation of Israel, Simon Peres helped build a country known for its military prowess: tough, dogged, and determined to hold its place in the world.

But he also takes much of the responsibility for the dark secret side of Israel; its arms deals, covert intelligence, and closed-door negotiations. Both aspects of this extraordinary man make for a fascinating story, and here, in a remarkably candid and authoritative account by Israeli journalist Matti Golan, we witness the whole man--flawed, ambitious, but