Delve into these captivating explorations of political influence and global dynamics. Double Lives by Stephen Koch (First Edition) and World Order by Henry Kissinger offer readers a nuanced understanding of how ideological manipulation and international relations shape the world. This 1995 First Edition of "Double Lives: Stalin, Willi Munzenberg and the Seduction of the Intellectuals" explores the history of Soviet propaganda in the West under Stalin. It aims to show how three men - Willi Muzenberg, Otto Katz and Louis Gibarti - manipulated the lives and deeds of some of the most prominent and idealistic public figures. Double Lives also explores the subterranean role of Stalin's propaganda agents. Ernest Hemingway, Lillian Hellman, André Malraux, Maxim Gorky, and Andre Gide are among a host of great writers who were the targets of Soviet propaganda toward intellectuals. Despite some wear on the cover and fore-edge, the pages of this first edition remain in very good condition, inviting readers to immerse themselves in this captivating narrative of political intrigue and ideological seduction. "World Order" by Henry Kissinger is a captivating exploration of global politics and the intricate dynamics that shape our world. Drawing on his extensive experience, Kissinger offers profound insights into the historical evolution of international relations, examining the challenges and opportunities faced by nations. With meticulous research and nuanced analysis, this book provides a deeper understanding of the complex web of alliances, conflicts, and negotiations that define our global landscape. A must-read for anyone interested in global affairs, "World Order" offers valuable perspectives on the pursuit of a more stable and cooperative world. This book is in good condition with wear to the dust jacket. Shipped from France.