Destructive Generation is the untold story of the 1960s-the tragic consequences of everything-goes hedonism and the destructiveness of revolutionary passion that typified the attitude of many young radicals. Destructive Generation, which critics have compared to The God That Failed and to Whittaker Chambers' Witness, is a modern conservative classic-imperative reading for anyone who wants to understand the New Left and its sad legacy for America.<br>&nbsp;As leading New Leftists in the Sixties, Peter Collier and David 
Horowitz were intimately involved in the radicalism of the day. Later 
on, they became the first of their generation to publicly reject the 
objectives of that revolutionary era and point out the cultural chaos it
 had left behind. Part memoir, part political analysis, part social 
history, DESTRUCTIVE GENERATION is the compelling story of their 
intellectual journey into and out of the radical trenches. Telling 
stories of the New Left's most famous (and infamous) personalities and 
events, Collier and Horowitz reveal the destructive legacy of the 
Sixties and the way in which that decade continues to cast a long shadow
 over politics and culture today. When it was first published more than a
 decade ago, DESTRUCTIVE GENERATION was a controversial bestseller that 
some critics compared to Whittaker Chambers' powerful political 
testament, WITNESS.

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