Eisenhower 1956 by David A. Nichols

Book Report

The book Eisenhower 1956 by David A. Nichols offers a first-hand access to the life of the thirty-fourth President of United States of America, President Dwight Eisenhower, and unique actions during the Suez Canal clashes. This paper offers a comprehensive review of the book by concentrating on the central themes discussed by the author in the different chapters. These include the role of military leaders in the decision-making process, negotiations and deal-making, and how the results of war affect the community after the period of war is over. Ultimately, the successful strategy implemented by President Eisenhower during the Suez Canal clashes shows how he helped avert a war that would have pitted the United States against her close foreign allies.

The foundation of the successful implementation of a cautionary foreign policy by the Eisenhower administration during the Suez Canal conflict