Anne Alvergue

director of “The Martha Mitchell Effect”

Anne Alvergue on KCRW

"The Martha Mitchell Effect" shows how the wife of President Nixon's campaign manager blew the whistle on Watergate and helped bring down his presidency.

‘Martha Mitchell Effect’: How 1 woman helped bring down Richard Nixon

"The Martha Mitchell Effect" shows how the wife of President Nixon's campaign manager blew the whistle on Watergate and helped bring down his presidency.

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