Edward Klein Bücher

Wie kommt es, dass in dieser Familiendynastie Macht und Niederlage, Erfolg und Tragödie so dicht beieinander liegen? Edward Klein, langjähriger Korrespondent von "Newsweek" und Herausgeber des "New York Times Magazine", zeigt den unaufhaltsamen Aufstieg der Kennedys anhand der Schicksale einzelner Familienmitglieder. Er schildert ihr Streben nach Macht und Anerkennung, bei dem Ethik und Moral nur noch eine untergeordnete Rolle spielten. Er beschreibt aber auch die andere Seite: ihre Ohnmacht gegenüber einem unausweichlichen Fluch.

Die temporeiche Geschichte einer dramatischen Beziehung mit einer Fülle überraschender Details: von der ersten Begegnung John F. Kennedys mit Jacqueline 1951 bis zum tragischen Mord 1963

Klein, who is known for getting the inside scoop on everyone from the Kennedys to the Clintons, reveals never-before-published details about the Obama administration's political inner workings, as well as Barack and Michelle's personal lives.

In this stunning chronicle, Edward Klein picks up where his bestselling "All Too Human: The Love Story of Jack and Jackie" left off, bringing readers the final two acts in the private life of one of the most celebrated women of our time.

Traces the life and career of Hillary Rodham Clinton, offering a look into the character of the woman who has her sights on the White House.

In this probing expose Edward Klein unravels one of the great mysteries of our time, and explains why the Kennedys have been subjected to the chain of many calamities, The Kennedy Curse is an attempt to to de-mystify the family

In this mesmerizing, impeccably researched biography of Katie Couric, bestselling author Klein presents a fascinating portrait of a self-created media icon whose savvy sense of what the public wants seemed, until recently, exquisitely calibrated.

In November 1993, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis fell from her horse during a hunt in Virginia. Just six months later, on May 19, 1994, this iconic woman passed away in her Park Avenue home. Edward Klein, who knew Jackie for over a dozen years, offers a moving account of her last months and a celebration of her life as she faced death with bravery and grace. Upon her diagnosis of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Jackie embraced a renewed spiritual life, surrounded by her children, grandchildren, and Maurice Tempelsman, who brought her joy. Klein notes that no one in modern times has been scrutinized as thoroughly as Jackie, yet the climactic moment of her life—how she orchestrated her own death—remains a mystery. This book seeks to lift that veil. Klein chronicles Jackie's diagnosis, the rapid progression of her illness, and the treatments she chose to endure or refuse. Through this heart-wrenching narrative, he also honors her life, her accomplishments, and her hopes for her children, John and Caroline. This work serves as a regal tribute and an inspiring account of the final days of a woman whose legacy continues to resonate in post-Camelot America.

Byl její život poznamenán jakousi neviditelnou rukou osudu, která jako by se nad ní nepřestala vztahovat až do samého konce? Nové zpracování jejího životního příběhu nabízí odpovědi na mnohé otázky, nejen o životě této překrásné a slavné ženy, ale také o její smrti, o níž se dodnes spřádají nejrůznější dohady.