When the World Seemed New

In "When the World Seemed New," presidential historian Jeffrey Engel delves into the crucial post-Cold War era, highlighting George H. W. Bush's adept handling of international crises, including Iraq's invasion of Kuwait and the shifting political landscape in Eastern Europe. Drawing from unprecedented access to classified documents and interviews, Engel paints a vivid portrait of Bush's diplomatic strategies, showcasing his experience and wisdom amidst skepticism from allies and the press. This engaging account offers a behind-the-scenes look at a pivotal moment in history, underscoring Bush's role in shaping the global landscape for the 21st century.