
Onassis
An Extravagant Life
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Narrated by:
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Malcolm Hillgartner
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By:
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Frank Brady
About this listen
Aristotle Onassis was a born orator, and Jackie Kennedy would sit and listen to him spin off tales and stories - often racy - by the hour. A speaker of seven languages, he could keep a dinner party of some of the world's most sophisticated conversationalists spellbound. Even Jackie couldn't help but drop her reserve and laugh with him. America's First Lady simply never knew anyone quite as free or exotic as Aristotle Onassis, a paradoxical blend of raconteur and ruffian.
Beginning with Aristotle Onassis' childhood and his first financial success as an Argentine tobacco dealer, author Frank Brady gives the listener an intimate account of Onassis' rise to the ranks of super-billionaire. Brady captures all the drama and romance of this glamorous tycoon, peeling away the persona to reveal the husband, lover, father, financial wiz, and companion to the Churchills, Kennedys, and Roosevelts.
©1978 Frank Brady (P)2017 Blackstone Audio, Inc.Amazing
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It was included in my membership but I would gladly have paid for it!
Excellent
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An Incredible Life
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EXCELLENT
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Onassis
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A great Book & fantastically read
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Aristotle. The last of the big spenders.
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My one criticism is that the end (packed with Maria Callas, divorce, his son's death and Jackie O) is far more fascinating than the beginning and yet it seems to be over with far too quickly. The beginning tells all kinds of facts about millions of Greeks in Turkey in the early 20th century that I didn't even know about. (I knew Greece hated Turkey, but wasn't 100% sure why.)
A great life story. I just wish there could be more details at the end!
What a story! What a life!
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So much more to know about this Dinamo!
Fascinating man!
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