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Warrior: An Autobiography Paperback – October 1, 2001
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Prime Minister of Israel from March 2001 to April 2006, Ariel Sharon was a dynamic and controversial leader. A hero in Israel's wars, perhaps the most daring and successful commander in Israel's extraordinary military history, Sharon has always been a warrior, whether the enemies were hostile Arab nations, terrorists, Time magazine, or rival politicians.
The public man is well known—aggressive in battle, hardline in politics—but the private man has always been obscured by Sharon's dazzling career and powerful personality.
In this compelling and dramatic autobiography, the real Sharon appears for the first time: a complex man, a loving father, a figure of courage and compassion. A warrior who commands the respect and love of his troops, a visionary, and an uncompromising, ruthless pragmatist, Sharon is as outspoken as his friends—and enemies—would expect him to be.
- Print length592 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherSimon & Schuster
- Publication dateOctober 1, 2001
- Dimensions9.21 x 6.14 x 1.47 inches
- ISBN-10074322566X
- ISBN-13978-0743225663
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San Francisco Chronicle The life and career of one of Israel's most talented generals and controversial politicians. Sharon recounts his military exploits in riveting detail.
The Wall Street Journal Warrior will open new and rancorous debates in Israel's tempestuous politics.
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- Publisher : Simon & Schuster; 2nd ed. edition (October 1, 2001)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 592 pages
- ISBN-10 : 074322566X
- ISBN-13 : 978-0743225663
- Item Weight : 0.704 ounces
- Dimensions : 9.21 x 6.14 x 1.47 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,280,247 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #873 in Historical Middle East Biographies
- #1,879 in Israel & Palestine History (Books)
- #6,307 in Political Leader Biographies
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David Chanoff received his B.A. from The Johns Hopkins University and his Ph.D. in English and American Literature from Brandeis. He has written on current affairs, foreign policy, education, refugee issues, literary history, and other subjects for such publications as The New York Times Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The New Republic, The Washington Quarterly, The American Journal of Education, The New York Review of Books, The Washington Post, and The American Scholar. He is a featured writer in the Washington Post’s recently published The Writing Life and his work appears in the current Norton Reader Anthology of Non-Fiction. His academic affiliations have been with Tufts University, Harvard, Boston College, and Brandeis in fields as varied as psychology, literature, and anthropology.
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Like a true warrior he is a man of peace. Those who have been in the carnage of battle want to avoid it the most, but he has enough insight to understand that compromises and shortcuts to accomodate other's deadlines and agendas only means sending your grandchildren off to war.
His stories of being in the frontline of Israel's historic battles are gripping military history; and his rise from a neophyte poltician to Israel's Prime Minister provides a rich introduction to Israeli politics. His efforts to develop trade and agricultural ties throughout the world is less known than his military and political career, but very important among his contributions.
But most of all I wanted to hear his account of the Lebanese war and specifically the massacres in Sabra and Shatilla. I have always been bewildered at how the murder of Moslems by Christians would lead to the villanization of a Jew. He explained his view how he was sacrificed by the international pressures and Israel's own political parties.
The fact that he was able to rise from this poltical abyss to become prime minister is a remarkable achievement. There is far more depth to this man than his opponents would want us to believe.
This book was an excellent read a must for those trying to understand the complexities of modern Israel, and a fascinating biography of the leading player on the middle eastern stage.
When Sharon begins to take leadership roles in the military, he spends more time talking about personalities and personal conflicts - which is common in such memoirs as the writer seeks to explain his role in events - but is not always of interest to the general reader.
Although tis book provides details not found elsewhere, I preferred the biography of Sharon written by David Landau called "Arik".
The first two thirds were a lot more interesting than the end. All the the arcane intricacies of Israeli politics got a little old after a while. But I'm sure Sharon was doing his part to make sure his view of matters was on the record for history's sake. So if you just looking for a good story skip the last third. After all, it's an autobiography, we are left hanging as to what happened at the end, so just read until you get bored.
I probably should have given it four stars given the above paragraph, but in light of all the other anti-Semitic reviews, I just decided to go with five.
He participated in the 1967 war (The Six Days war), the 1973 war (The Youm Kippor war), the invasion of Lebanon and rose in the political ladder to be a PM. I'm not a fan of the guy (I'm an Egyptian), but the book is worth reading.
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He is really a hero in this day and age. I particularly like his view on how the Isrealies and the Arabs could live together. I wonder if anyone will listen to his words
è una lettura che appassiona
la forma in edizione tipo pocket non giova alla conservazione del libro che è molto alto, tuttavia essendo un' edizione economica lo considero più che accettabile