Study Guide of Midnight in Moscow by Joe Moore ( QuickRead Pro) - E-book - ePub

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Preview Before Purchase: Summaries are an excellent way to decide if the full book is worth your time and investment. Remember, a summary is not a substitute for the original book but a tool to enhance your understanding and retention of its key messages.  Midnight in Moscow is a memoir by John J. Sullivan, the US ambassador in Moscow, detailing the climactic period of U. S.-Russia relations before Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Sullivan reveals the Putin regime's lies, devastation of U. S. diplomatic mission, and the war's impact on the U. S. and its allies. The book highlights the deteriorating relationship with Russia, its future direction, and the need for preparedness to stand up to the threat in Moscow. Sullivan's unique perspective on a pivotal moment in world history provides a unique perspective on the ongoing conflict.