Lindbergh Hardcover – September 21, 1998

Introducing the Lindbergh Hardcover – September 21, 1998 Charles Lindbergh's groundbreaking solo flight from New York to Paris captivated the world in the postwar era, immortalizing the 25-year-old pilot from Minnesota as an American hero. Now, you can delve into the captivating life of this intensely private man with the Lindbergh Hardcover. Penned by acclaimed author A. Scott Berg, this biography offers a comprehensive exploration of Lindbergh's extraordinary journey.

Berg's thorough research and unparalleled access to Lindbergh's personal papers, as well as those of his wife Anne Morrow Lindbergh, provide unparalleled insight into their relationship and activities. One of the most notable revelations in this book is an honest discussion of Anne's affair in the late 1950s with a New Jersey doctor. It sheds light on the complexities of their marriage and how they coped with the tragic kidnapping and murder of their young son in 1932. Berg's biography covers all aspects of Lindbergh's life, including his controversial stance on America's involvement in World War II. The book addresses accusations of Lindbergh being a Nazi or a traitor while also drawing attention to the latent anti-Semitism in some of his speeches. Through a wealth of facts and meticulous attention to detail, Berg brings to life the enigmatic character of Charles Lindbergh.