Aristotle Onassis
Alex Brogan
Aristotle Onassis fled Greece as a refugee in 1922 with nothing. Twenty-four years later, he commanded one of the world's largest shipping fleets. His empire stretched from Argentine tobacco farms to Monégasque casinos, from Olympic Airways to supertankers that redefined maritime commerce. The journey from displaced person to global magnate offers lessons in timing, audacity, and the systematic exploitation of chaos.