Summary of Andrew Kirtzman's Giuliani

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.
#2 Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.
#3 Giuliani’s father was a milkman who was arrested for robbing people, and his psychiatrist report characterized his aggression as pathological.
#4 Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

Sujets

• Lettres et linguistique
• Rich & Famous
• Biography
• Famous
• Rich
• Autobiography

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 13 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350029611
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Andrew Kirtzman's Giuliani
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2 Insights from Chapter 3 Insights from Chapter 4 Insights from Chapter 5 Insights from Chapter 6 Insights from Chapter 7 Insights from Chapter 8 Insights from Chapter 9 Insights from Chapter 10 Insights from Chapter 11 Insights from Chapter 12 Insights from Chapter 13 Insights from Chapter 14 Insights from Chapter 15 Insights from Chapter 16
Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#2

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#3

Giuliani’s father was a milkman who was arrested for robbing people, and his psychiatrist report characterized his aggression as pathological.

#4

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#5

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#6

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#7

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#8

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#9

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect. He was a liberal Democrat, and he showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#2

Podell was by no means an easy target, and his conviction hardly a sure thing for the legions of New Yorkers who were following the case against the prominent politician. Yet Giuliani was ready, and his cross-examination left the congressman completely shaken.

#3

Giuliani was a liberal Democrat who showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s.

#4

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect. He was a liberal Democrat, and he showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s.

#5

Giuliani was a liberal Democrat who showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s. He was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#6

Rudy Giuliani was a liberal Democrat who showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s. He was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.

#7

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect. He was a liberal Democrat who showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s.

#8

In 1982, Giuliani was promoted to the position of associate attorney general, overseeing all the US attorneys. He was planning to resign to become the prosecutor of New York, but he needed to get rid of his wife first.

#9

The Mafia was deeply embedded into the fabric of urban America, terrorizing businesses and labor unions, driving up prices in the construction industry, and selling narcotics to America’s teenagers. Reagan’s speech was a call to bear down on the mob with the full weight of U. S. law enforcement.

#10

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect. He was a liberal Democrat who showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s.

#11

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect. He was a liberal Democrat who showed little interest in joining in the protests of the 1960s.

#12

Rudy Giuliani, who would become the mayor of New York, was obsessed with John F. Kennedy during high school, and as an adult, he romanticized his upbringing as something close to perfect.