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Dr. Joseph Della-Giustina: Books on Palm Beach History & Trump

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Discover Dr. Joseph Della-Giustina's exploration of Palm Beach's transformation, detailing Trump's impact, local scandals, and social shifts. Dr. Della-Giustina has shared his journey in "Changing Tides: Dr. Joseph Della-Giustina on Palm Beach's Evolution and Trump's Legacy," coming to Palm Beach in the early 1980s as an Italian-American amidst a mainly WASP community. His perseverance led him to be a town commissioner who tried to make sense of local governance. The story continues with Donald Trump's arrival in Palm Beach around 1984, which shows his influence in the town, including admitting a very broad cross-section of members to Mar-a-Lago. Of course, Dr. Della-Giustina also does not miss talking about highly publicized local happenings, such as courtroom battles over noise pollution to tragic stories that inform how the history of the town evolved.
Power, Politics, and Palm Beach” Dr. Joseph Della -Giustina analyzes the intricate relationships of this celebrated Florida city to examine the fusion of power and change. From 1980 when he first joined the city as an Italian-American people had their doubts, yet he was to become a commissioner for local government reform. The story focuses on introducing Donald Trump at the end of which he bought Mar-a-Lago as well as changed the dynamics of society through his friendly attitude towards all sorts of members who were different and subversive of traditions. Dr. Della-Giustina tells the story of Palm Beach and its legal cases, community matters, and important events that captured cultural transformation in this town as one of the reflections of its larger context.

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