War

I don’t agree with the writer on many things but what he wrote in the book is very important and powerful

Arrived on time and in great shape. Looking forward to reading it!

I almost complete that book and I became a big fan of non fiction books now the last book I read was another non fiction book which was a biography of old media house mougol Robert Maxwell book named fall by John preston This book also 3 to 4 years of you politics of America Ukraine Israel I recommend every book reader has to read this book once to know what is going nowadays in our geo politics and we have to be aware what politicians do

届いた本は水濡れシミあり。最悪。しかし、先方の要請に応じて写真を送ったところ、善後対応で、追加支払無しで綺麗な代替品を提供してくれました。良好な対応に感謝。 Book with water damage! Horrible! However, they provided the clean new one to replace the first one wuthout any extra charges. Very fine response. Deeply appreciate

Ordered this book after the 2024 US election after reading Woodwards three previous books and thoroughly enjoyed it. War takes you behind the scenes of Joe Bidens presidency as he faces down the war in Ukraine, the Israel and Hamas conflict, as well as his preparation for a re-election campaign. Woodward also takes the time to take the reader to the world of Donald Trump as he prepares to make a political comeback. Flipping between the two made the book more enjoyable and interesting. When it comes to the 2024 election, there was immense detail regarding Biden and Trump's campaigns in the primaries, Trump's trial and felony convictions in May, the run up to and fallout from the debate between them in June, and Bidens exit and the rise of Kamala Harris in July. Highly recommended

Ce livre tient toutes ses promesses et il vous tient en haleine, même si le vocabulaire et les expressions américaines vous font consulter régulièrement un traducteur online. Vraiment édifiant quant aux divers personnages évoqués!

Wenn der gute Bob Woodward wirklich so nah an den Regierenden ist wie er behauptet ( bisher war es wohl so) dann kommt da ab dem 20. Januar was auf uns zu… Unbedingt wer kann auf englisch lesen. Der vulgäre Umgangston des nächsten US Präsidenten ist bezeichnend.

Bob Woodward’s War, despite the complex topics covered, is a surprisingly readable book. In a sense, this is one of the parameters I use in regard to a books overall quality. The books cover gives one a pretty good idea of what the pages contain. By the time my review is posted, I would imagine there will be well over 3,000 ratings, and hundreds, if not thousands of reviews. Therefore, to keep it brief. There are three main topics: Russia/Ukraine; Israel/Hamas; and Trump always lurking behind the scenes. US intelligence informed Zelensky of the coming Russian invasion, despite the assurances of Putin and the Russian diplomatic core that an invasion was not in the cards. Biden and Blinken pressed the Russians not to invade, despite the assurances, all the while warning Zelensky to be prepared. After the invasion, the book stressed the cooperation of the US and NATO allies in supporting Ukraine, dancing a fine line between party politics and not giving in to Putin. Israel and Hamas was more of, Biden and US diplomats preaching caution to Netanyahu, more or less using the United States as an example after 9/11. World sympathy was in Israel’s corner, don’t blow it. At stake was also acceptance of and normalization of Israel as a nation by Saudi Arabia. But, there was no holding Israel back, as well as Israeli reluctance to allow emergency food and medical supplies for the Palestinian populace of Gaza who were bombed and shelled out of their homes, as the Israeli offensive expanded from north to south through Gaza. In the background of the book, the presence of Donald Trump and his second coming, and what it might entail was lurking like a dark storm, including his possible influence on the outcomes of the two aforementioned conflicts and what may lay in store for the United States if he was re-elected. Woodward does not paint a positive picture of Trump at all, but does portray Trump as one who has quite a bit more political savvy than what he is given credit for. In conclusion, it’s a decent book, and if one is interested in reading it, I’d suggest doing so prior to Trump’s inauguration, both for background information on the conflicts, and for some insight on what Trump will do. I recommend the well researched and informative Bob Woodward book, War.