Most Dangerous: Daniel Ellsberg and the Secret History of the Vietnam War (National Book Award Finalist)
Steve Sheinkin’s Most Dangerous explores Daniel Ellsberg and the secret history of the Vietnam War. Focusing on secrecy, disclosure, and the consequences of revealing government information, this work of narrative history examines a pivotal episode in American political and military life.
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Most Dangerous examines Daniel Ellsberg and his role in bringing a secret history of the Vietnam War to public attention.
Steve Sheinkin presents a work of narrative history centered on secrecy, government decision-making, and the consequences of disclosure.
The book explores a significant episode in American political and military history through the actions of one prominent participant.
It was recognized as a National Book Award Finalist.
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