Keith Fleming Livres

In short, the book provides a lens for examining American society during the 1950s.

The biography delves into the diverse career of John King Gordon, a prominent Canadian advocate for internationalism during the early Cold War. It traces his journey from a Manitoba clergyman in the 1920s to his impactful role as a United Nations field officer in various global hotspots, including Korea, the Middle East, and the Congo. Keith R. Fleming highlights Gordon's significant contributions and the eclectic nature of his professional life, showcasing his influence in international affairs.