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Encyclopedia Idiotica: History's Worst Decisions and the People Who Made Them

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The 64 A.D. burning of Rome during the reign of Nero . . . Winston Churchill's ill-conceived and disastrous World War I plan to invade Turkey at Gallipoli . . . the Maginot Line, built in France in 1929-34 in a foolhardy effort to prevent the feared German invasion . . . the 1950s thalidomide pharmaceutical disaster that resulted in at least 20,000 babies born with deformities . . . the 1989-91 misappropriation of company funds by publishing executive Robert Maxwell, and the collapse of his financial empire . . . the Enron ...

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Encyclopedia Idiotica: History's Worst Decisions and the People Who Made Them 2005, B.E.S. Publishing, Hauppauge, NY

ISBN-13: 9780764159176

Hardcover