The Ambassador: Joseph P. Kennedy at the Court of St. James's 1938-1940

The Ambassador by Susan Ronald is a groundbreaking biography that sheds light on the controversial tenure of Joseph P.

Kennedy as US Ambassador to Great Britain during the prelude to World War II.

Through meticulous research and newly available sources, Ronald reveals the shocking truth about Kennedy's Fascist sympathies and anti-Semitic views, which were at odds with official US foreign policy and direct instructions from President Franklin D.

Roosevelt.

The book delves into the ambitions of the Kennedy dynasty during this period, as they sought to establish themselves as America's first family in high society London.

With impressive detail, Ronald confirms long-held beliefs about Kennedy's loyalty and reveals how he was used by both the British and Nazis for their own purposes.

This thorough and engrossing account is sure to generate attention and controversy, making it a must-read for anyone interested in American history, politics, or the Kennedy dynasty.