Most Dangerous: Daniel Ellsberg and the Secret History of the Vietnam War (National Book Award Finalist)
A factual account of Daniel Ellsberg and the release of the Pentagon Papers, highlighting their effect on public trust and government transparency during the Vietnam War era.
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Most Dangerous explores the life of Daniel Ellsberg and his decision to release classified documents known as the Pentagon Papers.
The book examines the impact of these revelations on public trust and government transparency during a pivotal era in American history.
Steve Sheinkin presents the events in a factual and accessible manner, focusing on the historical context and consequences of Ellsberg’s actions.
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