Covid Wars: America's Struggle Over Public Health and Personal Freedom

Author:   Ronald Gruner
Publisher:   Libratum.Press
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9781737823155


Pages:   394
Publication Date:   11 March 2025
Format:   Hardback
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Covid Wars: America's Struggle Over Public Health and Personal Freedom


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A Gripping Chronicle of America's Battle Between Public Health and Personal Freedom In COVID WARS, acclaimed author Ronald Gruner delivers a powerful and fact-driven account of how American society confronted the most divisive crisis in modern history-the COVID-19 pandemic. This is not another opinion piece. It is a meticulously researched history that blends data, statistics, and analysis to uncover how politics, public health, and personal liberty collided in a storm that reshaped the nation. Discover the truth behind the headlines as Gruner examines: The politicization of COVID-19 and its devastating impact on national unity The rise of COVID-19 conspiracy theories explained through real data and credible sources The unprecedented speed and controversy of Operation Warp Speed The lasting social impact of COVID-19 on communities, mental health, and education The struggle between public health and personal freedom in a time of fear and uncertainty A deep pandemic historical perspective, comparing America's response to earlier global crises Drawing from COVID-19 statistics and charts, this book reveals how misinformation, political division, and cultural identity shaped the nation's fate. Gruner's objective lens exposes the hard facts behind COVID-19 truth vs myths and offers insight into how American society can better prepare for future pandemics. Why Read This Book? Because understanding what happened is the first step to ensuring it never happens again. Whether you're a historian, policymaker, or concerned citizen, COVID WARS provides the clarity, evidence, and context missing from the public debate. Step into the story of a nation at war with an invisible enemy-and itself.

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Author:   Ronald Gruner
Publisher:   Libratum.Press
Imprint:   Libratum.Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.680kg
ISBN:  

9781737823155


ISBN 10:   1737823152
Pages:   394
Publication Date:   11 March 2025
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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Kirkus Reviews Gruner's approach is dispassionate, allowing the massive death toll and preventable mistakes to speak for themselves. Responsibility is placed on political leaders, media, entertainment figures, and individual citizens without Gruner ever taking an accusatory tone; the stark and undeniable numbers do the job. To call the book thorough would be an understatement . . . A Covid-19 reference as comprehensive as it is devastating. Booklife Publishers Weekly Gruner's analysis of data is transparent and persuasive. While he explores the history of virology and pandemics and other nations' responses to Covid, what is perhaps most powerful here is revisiting, in Gruner's precise and unheated reporting, the feeling of a nation spinning out of control, especially as overwhelming and contradictory conspiracy theories, accusations, and misinformation proliferated. A clear-eyed history of America's bitterly divided response to Covid. Lily Andrews Reader Views Not only does Covid Wars document the diverse responses from the public, governments, and the World Health Organization, it also bluntly exposes the dishonest people and opportunists who used the crisis to profit while promoting unsubstantiated notions. Using verified facts and information that are missing from many works on the subject, Covid Wars is undoubtedly a historian's companion for the reference of the era. U.S. Review of Books The author's clear and concise writing style is a refreshing and engaging deviation from the stuffy, academic tone of most historical nonfiction . . . This book will help future historians grasp the complexity of the public health policies, socioeconomics, and partisan politics that dominated America's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gruner paints a vivid picture of the widespread pandemonium that the COVID-19 outbreak wreaked upon the American people.


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