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- Author: James Robert Huntley
- Publisher: New Academia Publishing/ The Spring
- ISBN-10: 0977790851
- ISBN-13: 9780977790852
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 3.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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This book chronicles a World War II veteran's lifelong search for peace through strengthening democracies and the international institutions that unite them. James Huntley began a promising social service career in Washington State, but the Korean War convinced him to begin a quest for world peace that he continues to this day. As a young diplomat, he helped the Germans take their place among the democratic nations and later worked on the foundations of NATO and the European Union. He conceived of the private multinational Atlantic Institute, reluctantly leaving the diplomatic service to help world leaders bring it about, and later headed the Atlantic Council of the United States. He has devoted his career to study and networking in foundations, research organizations, and nonprofit groups that prod democracies to unite for peace.
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- Author: James Robert Huntley
- Publisher: New Academia Publishing/ The Spring
- ISBN-10: 0977790851
- ISBN-13: 9780977790852
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 3.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
This book chronicles a World War II veteran's lifelong search for peace through strengthening democracies and the international institutions that unite them. James Huntley began a promising social service career in Washington State, but the Korean War convinced him to begin a quest for world peace that he continues to this day. As a young diplomat, he helped the Germans take their place among the democratic nations and later worked on the foundations of NATO and the European Union. He conceived of the private multinational Atlantic Institute, reluctantly leaving the diplomatic service to help world leaders bring it about, and later headed the Atlantic Council of the United States. He has devoted his career to study and networking in foundations, research organizations, and nonprofit groups that prod democracies to unite for peace.
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