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The Association for Diplomatic Stud
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Holbrooke visits Albanians Dayton M
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throughout the country were execute
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capitalists and so on. At that time
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taken to an apartment which initial
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Q: You said that after Cleveland yo
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they agreed to send me there. Marxi
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most comprehensive collection of in
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Q: What was the background of your
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is there from that trial?” I thou
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word that he was going to come to a
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Q: During the Vietnam War, there wa
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very different interpretations. The
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Q: So you were there from 1979? PER
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I will always remember that staff m
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was very tough. We did suspend the
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line was that a person was made to
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there. The Polish economy was nose-
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Q: What sorts of issues did you tal
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war. But I can tell you that the So
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museums. Even in the private sector
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to the Soviet Union. Everything tha
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phrases “Open this gate, tear dow
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PERINA: Yes, they did. Jumping ahea
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Those plenary sessions I actually w
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PERINA: That is exactly right. The
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Q: OK, in 1989 you’re going to th
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PERINA: This was an issue because o
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position in Europe, and really the
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Soviet domination. They had histori
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Q: That was my impression as well w
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welcoming dinner in a restaurant an
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Q: How were you received by the Ser
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eard, and he functioned as everythi
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Part of the reason that we didn’t
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One of the more interesting people
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Q: So what was happening with Kosov
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Albanians were very anxious to have
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