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I have several Watergate-related resources on my wiki.
I have several Watergate-related resources on my wiki.


First are a couple of book summaries I have of books related to Watergate:
First are a couple of book summaries I have of books directly related to Watergate:
* [[All The President's Men]] - most popular, but least informative, book on Watergate
* Bob Woodward and Carl Berstein's [[All The President's Men]] - most popular, but least informative, book on Watergate
* [[Watergate: The Hidden History]] - amazing book published in 2012, this book updates the Watergate story accounting for all of the material that has been released between 1974 and 2012
* Lamar Waldron's [[Watergate: The Hidden History]] - amazing book published in 2012, this book updates the Watergate story accounting for all of the material that has been released between 1974 and 2012
* [[Nixonland]]
* Rick Perlstein's [[Nixonland]] - a biased but nevertheless fascinating book that gives a comprehensive summary of Nixon's entire career. It goes into greater detail about Nixon's early life and career than some other books, which give a summary treatment. This was the first book to really kindle my interest in Nixon in general, and Watergate specifically.
* [[Wars of Watergate]]
* Stanely Kutler's [[Wars of Watergate]] - a fascinating, excellent, and highly-detailed account of how Watergate unfolded, practically minute-to-minute
 
Next are some books that are not about Watergate or Nixon primarily, but cover important information about or dimensions of his Presidency:
* Stanley Karnow's [[Vietnam]] - this book covers some critical details of the Nixon administration's decisions around Vietnam and provides a much fuller context of the conflict, as well as covering how the Vietnam War played into the unfolding Watergate scandal
* Tim Weiner's [[Legacy of Ashes]] - sheds light on the Nixon administration's involvement with the CIA, Kissinger's decisions around covert activities, and the Nixon-Helms conflict, which became critical in the unfolding Watergate saga due to the role of the White House-CIA-FBI triangle in Watergate.


Next, I have been working on a Watergate timeline based on my reading. I have some other timelines (Wikipedia and Washington Post) as well. These are here:
Next, I have been working on a Watergate timeline based on my reading. I have some other timelines (Wikipedia and Washington Post) as well. These are here:
* [[Watergate/Timelines]]
* [[Watergate/Timelines]]





Revision as of 04:45, 31 March 2014

I have several Watergate-related resources on my wiki.

First are a couple of book summaries I have of books directly related to Watergate:

  • Bob Woodward and Carl Berstein's All The President's Men - most popular, but least informative, book on Watergate
  • Lamar Waldron's Watergate: The Hidden History - amazing book published in 2012, this book updates the Watergate story accounting for all of the material that has been released between 1974 and 2012
  • Rick Perlstein's Nixonland - a biased but nevertheless fascinating book that gives a comprehensive summary of Nixon's entire career. It goes into greater detail about Nixon's early life and career than some other books, which give a summary treatment. This was the first book to really kindle my interest in Nixon in general, and Watergate specifically.
  • Stanely Kutler's Wars of Watergate - a fascinating, excellent, and highly-detailed account of how Watergate unfolded, practically minute-to-minute

Next are some books that are not about Watergate or Nixon primarily, but cover important information about or dimensions of his Presidency:

  • Stanley Karnow's Vietnam - this book covers some critical details of the Nixon administration's decisions around Vietnam and provides a much fuller context of the conflict, as well as covering how the Vietnam War played into the unfolding Watergate scandal
  • Tim Weiner's Legacy of Ashes - sheds light on the Nixon administration's involvement with the CIA, Kissinger's decisions around covert activities, and the Nixon-Helms conflict, which became critical in the unfolding Watergate saga due to the role of the White House-CIA-FBI triangle in Watergate.

Next, I have been working on a Watergate timeline based on my reading. I have some other timelines (Wikipedia and Washington Post) as well. These are here:

Pages in category "Watergate"

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