"I had breakfast with Hugo Chavez, lunch with Bashar al Assad, cocktails with Putin and dinner with Gaddafi. Fidel Castro wooed me with flowers, perfume and cigars. Ahmadinejad told me he loved me. Chavez proclaimed me 'The Girlfriend of Venezuela'. But I am not a spy, and I am not a traitor." Confidante of Tyrants is the memoir of a young US woman who gained an insider view of the most secretive world leaders of modern history.
"I had breakfast with Hugo Chavez, lunch with Bashar al Assad, cocktails with Putin and dinner with Gaddafi. Fidel Castro wooed me with flowers, perfume and cigars. Ahmadinejad told me he loved me. Chavez proclaimed me 'The Girlfriend of Venezuela'. But I am not a spy, and I am not a traitor." Confidante of Tyrants is the memoir of a young US woman who gained an insider view of the most secretive world leaders of modern history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eva Golinger is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College (1994) and CUNY Law School (2003), and the author of six non-fiction books including The Chavez Code, a best seller in Latin America and published in eight languages around the world (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Turkish and Farsi). Over 500,000 copies of The Chavez Code were sold and distributed worldwide. Her work has been extensively covered by The New York Times, The Washington Post, Newsday, The Chicago Tribune, Reuters, AP, The International Herald Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times and other major media around the world. She practices law in New York, specializing in immigration and international law. She lived in Venezuela for 12 years and counseled several Presidents, Foreign Ministers and senior officials in Latin America and was an Advisor to former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez for nearly a decade.
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Introduction Foreword by Marjorie Cohn, Professor Emerita, Thomas Jefferson School of Law Chapter 1: Over the rink Chapter 2: From rebel to truth-teller Chapter 3: How I met Hugo Chavez Chapter 4: Before Chavez, or how I met Venezuela Chapter 5: Venezuela: A Love A Chapter 6: Prelude To A Coup Chapter 7: From coup to revolution Chapter 8: Cracking the code Chapter 9: Welcomed by Castro Chapter 10: Living the Revolution Chapter 11: Between the Devil and an angel Chapter 12: Upside-down orld Chapter 13: A defeat for socialism (or the return of toilet paper) Chapter 14: From Caracas to New York to Moscow Chapter 15: Freeing Americans in Iran Chapter 16: Touring the 'Axis of Evil' Chapter 17: The unraveling of a revolution Chapter 18: The slippery slope
Introduction Foreword by Marjorie Cohn, Professor Emerita, Thomas Jefferson School of Law Chapter 1: Over the rink Chapter 2: From rebel to truth-teller Chapter 3: How I met Hugo Chavez Chapter 4: Before Chavez, or how I met Venezuela Chapter 5: Venezuela: A Love A Chapter 6: Prelude To A Coup Chapter 7: From coup to revolution Chapter 8: Cracking the code Chapter 9: Welcomed by Castro Chapter 10: Living the Revolution Chapter 11: Between the Devil and an angel Chapter 12: Upside-down orld Chapter 13: A defeat for socialism (or the return of toilet paper) Chapter 14: From Caracas to New York to Moscow Chapter 15: Freeing Americans in Iran Chapter 16: Touring the 'Axis of Evil' Chapter 17: The unraveling of a revolution Chapter 18: The slippery slope
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