The Battle of Bretton Woods: John Maynard Keynes, Harry Dexter White, and the Making of a New World Order (Council on Foreign Relations Books (Princeton University Press))

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This product had a total of 173 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 22 2020.

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Very informative and readable.

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This is an incredibly rich, engaging, accessible, and entertaining exploration of one of the most critical moments in modern in... Read More

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The only negative thing to say is that the author tended to jump around a little too often, making the dates difficult to follow.

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It's a shame that our govements and our educational systems prefer to keep us ignorants.

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Do not miss this great pice of historic work, you wont regreat it.

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Also, white, for decades, secretly worked as a spy for the stalin's intelligence services.

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Only he turned out so wrong in establishing the gold/dollar as the global currency because eventually cashed in dollars would drain the gold reserves of united states as described in the book after the music stopped.

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The debates were often confusing, and the accounts contradictory.

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Every american that can read should put this on his/her list of books to read.

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Firstly, this book is not for the average reader, not that anything published by the council on foreign relations would be.

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