The Brothers

This biography examines the influential roles of John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles during the Cold War, highlighting their leadership in shaping U.S. foreign policy and actions that continue to influence global affairs. Set against the broader context of American culture and history, the book explores how their perspectives and decisions reflected and reinforced the country's self-image and geopolitical strategies. It offers insights into the complex forces behind American foreign interventions and the lasting impact of their legacy on international relations.