This is a well-researched, scholarly, historical account, of the disastrous invasion of Cuba in the Kennedy administration, which reads as if it were a novel. What he succeeds in showing his readership is that even the best and most well intentioned leaders are not supermen, they are human, and as such, they are capable of error. No additional sources cited. The writer details the background of the fiasco, and the culpability of the participants. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Bibliography lists sixteen sources.