Arthur Schlesinger
Arthur Schlesinger was a prominent American historian and social critic, who served as an aide to President John F. Kennedy. He is known for his critical analysis of the CIA's influence on U.S. foreign policy, and his writings continue to shape the understanding of Kennedy's presidency and the complexities of Cold War politics.
Born on Oct 15, 1917 (107 years old)
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Costa Rica:
Arthur Schlesinger defined the concept of The Imperial Presidency in his famous book.
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Germany:
Arthur Schlesinger was one of the young advisors who were Harvard graduates.
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United Kingdom:
The historian Arthur Schlesinger said the US needed occasional shocks to wipe away the cobwebs.
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Montenegro:
Arthur Schlesinger was Kennedy's advisor who warned him about the CIA's influence on foreign policy.
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Romania:
Arthur Schlesinger was an advisor to Kennedy who warned him about the CIA's influence.
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Serbia:
Arthur Schlesinger's note warned Kennedy about the CIA's influence on American foreign policy.
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Croatia:
Arthur Schlesinger was Kennedy's advisor who criticized the CIA's role in foreign policy.
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Croatia:
Arthur Schlesinger was Kennedy's advisor who criticized the CIA's role in foreign policy.
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United Kingdom:
Arthur Schlesinger warned Kennedy about the agency's influence on American foreign policy.
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