MADELEINE ALBRIGHT: THE BIOGRAPHY OF MADELEINE JANA KORBEL ALBRIGHT

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Madeleine Albright, a liberal Democrat who successfully brought Republicans into her space, was officially appointed by Bill Clinton in 1996 to be USA's top diplomat, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, in which she had just been the second woman to hold the office at that time.

Madeleine Jana Korbel Albright was known in her private life for being an outspoken Democrat, and shew would even joke that she had her political acumen surgically taken away when she was appointed Secretary of State. True to her word, she developed an odd alliance with arch-conservative North Carolina Sen. Jesse Helms in order to enhance money for the State Department and United States diplomacy, and she supervised a fundamental shift in the way the United States handled Cold War-era rhetoric.

Albright also played a key role in an unsuccessful attempt to broker a peace agreement between Israel and Syria in 2000, during the time of Syria's late President Hafez al-Assad. She also contributed to the formulation of American foreign policy amid hostilities in the Balkans and amid the Hutu-Tutsi Rwanda genocide.

With Albright, a lot can be said in details, but not in a minute. This book “Madeleine The Biography of Madeleine Jana Korbel Albright” will carefully take you through these details.