The lone wolf of Wall Street, economic dictator, gray cardinal of the White House — this is how Bernard Baruch was described. Having amassed capital in the stock market, Baruch turned to politics, becoming the economic advisor to five consecutive...
presidents of America. During World War I, he headed the U.S. War Industries Board, transitioning American industry to a wartime footing and profiting handsomely from it. Later, as a member of the Supreme Economic Council of the Versailles Conference, he contributed to redrawing the political map of the world, and then secured a fortune during the Great Depression.
He was the one who introduced the term cold war into circulation. In his autobiographical book, Baruch recounts stories about his family, financial adventures, encounters and work with state figures, and contemplates the politics and economy of his country.
Author: Бернард Барух
Printhouse: Tsentrpoligraf
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2025
ISBN: 9785952464339
Number of pages: 350
Size: 210х130х20 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 345 g
ID: 1727144