Rumsfeld: His Rise, Fall, and Catastrophic Legacy
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Donald Rumsfeld, who as secretary of defense oversaw the army, navy, air force, and marines from 2001 to December 2006, is widely blamed for the catastrophic state of America's involvement in Iraq. In his groundbreaking book Rumsfeld, Washington insider Andrew Cockburn details Rumsfeld's decisions in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and also shows how his political legacy stretches back decades and will reach far into the future.
Relying on sources that include high-ranking officials i…
Relying on sources that include high-ranking officials i…
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HistoryCurrent Affairs & PoliticsBiographyNonfictionMilitary HistoryUnited States HistoryMiddle Eastern PoliticsUnited States Politics & GovernmentTerrorismPolitical BiographyMiddle Eastern Conflicts21st Century United States HistoryIraqi PoliticsU.S. Politics in the Post Cold-War EraExecutive BranchU.S. - Political BiographyIraq War, 2003War on Terrorism, 2001-U.S. Politics & Government - 2001-2009General & Miscellaneous U.S. Political BiographyDepartment of DefenseCabinet Members - 20th & 21st Century - BiographyUnited States->Politics and government->2001-2009United States. Dept. of Defense->BiographyRumsfeld, Donald (1932-)



