27 ottobre 1962, un giorno soprannominato Sabato Nero alla Casa Bianca di Kennedy. La crisi missilistica cubana è al culmine e il mondo si sta avvicinando sempre di più all'apocalisse nucleare. Mentre i leader opposti della Guerra Fredda, John F. Kennedy e Nikita Krusciov, mobilitano le loro forze per combattere una guerra nucleare per terra, mare e aria, il mondo guarda terrorizzato. Nelle parole di Bobby Kennedy, ''C'era la sensazione che il cappio si stesse stringendo su tutti noi, sugli americani, sull'umanità e che i ponti per la fuga stessero crollando''. In One Minute to Midnight Michael Dobbs porta una nuova prospettiva a questo momento cruciale della storia del ventesimo secolo. Utilizzando una ricchezza di materiale d'archivio inutilizzato, racconta sia la storia umana che quella politica del Sabato Nero, portando il lettore alla Casa Bianca, al Cremlino e lungo l'intero fronte di battaglia della Guerra Fredda. L'avvincente narrazione di Dobbs presenta un cast di personaggi, tra cui veterani sovietici mai intervistati prima da uno scrittore occidentale, con storie uniche da raccontare, testimoni di una delle più grandi mobilitazioni di uomini e mezzi dalla Seconda guerra mondiale.
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Michael Dobbs is a reporter for the Washington Post, who devoted much of his journalistic career to covering the collapse of communism. He was the Post's bureau chief in Warsaw (1980-82), Paris (1983-86) and Moscow (1988-1993). He has held fellowships at Harvard and Princeton University and is the author of three books: Down with Big Brother (1996), Madeleine Albright (1999) and Saboteurs (2004). Down with Big Brother was a runner-up for the 1997 PEN award for non-fiction.
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