Ari

by Peter Evans (Undifferentiated)

**From Goodreads:** On the basis of many years of research, months of conversations with Onassis, and interviews with the men and women who knew, loved and feared him, Peter Evans has produced a new and revealing portrait of the contradictory man whose behind-the-scenes deals manipulated history and shook governments. Here is the truth behind his celebrated love affairs with the world's most glamorous women, his long bitter feud with his ex-brother-in-law and business rival, Stavros Niarchos, his damaging relationships with his children.

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