Heather Ashe, ADST Oral History Program Manager and Monica Johnson, Oral History Program Assistant will be participating in this NCSS…
While U.S. State Department employees regularly serve in the midst of pivotal international agreements and turmoil, the events going on…
Revolutions are always exciting times for U.S. Foreign Service personnel, and the November 2003 Rose Revolution in Georgia was no…
Shawn Dorman watched as Jakarta descended into violent chaos and destruction overtook the city. At the conclusion of the May…
Back when the United States had diplomatic missions in Iran, a young Foreign Service Officer travelled with members of the…
Afghanistan has had a long history of living under foreign rule. Once a protectorate of the British Empire, Afghanistan became fully independent…
The goal of public diplomacy (PD) is defined as supporting the achievement of U.S. foreign policy goals and objectives, advancing…
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, departed Tehran on January 16, 1979 to seek medical treatment and to escape…
The government of Afghan President Mohammed Daoud Khan came to a violent end in what was called the Saur Revolution…
Georgia declared independence from the Soviet Union in April 1991, and problems and instability arose almost immediately. The first President…