Daniel Ellsberg (1969)
$495
Daniel Ellsberg changed the course of American history when he released the Pentagon Papers in 1971.
By exposing secret government assessments of the Vietnam War, he ignited a national debate about transparency, accountability, and the role of a free press. Ellsberg became one of the most consequential whistleblowers of the modern era.
Photograph by Douglas Elbinger
© Douglas Elbinger / Getty Images
Available!
Archival gallery print
Presented matted in a black metal frame, wired and ready to hang
Framed size: 16" x 20"
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