Ambassador Richard Boucher Oral Histories of U.S. Diplomacy in Afghanistan, 2001–2021 Interviewed by: Robin Matthewman Initial interview date: October 26,…
After World War II, the idea of imperial colonization became increasingly stigmatized. Decolonization in Africa sometimes resulted in political power…
John F. Kennedy inspired generations of Americans toward a life of service starting with a few impromptu lines not many…
In 1972, during the détente period in U.S.–Soviet relations, the United States handed the Soviets the key to its new…
The study of ancient art in museum collections has long been a stimulus to the human spirit and an important…
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The Modern American Diplomacy Podcast, produced by ADST and supported by the Una Chapman Cox Foundation, provides in-depth stories and…
The Fall of Saigon is perhaps one of the most infamous moments of the Vietnam War. Following the fall of…
Following Allied victory in World War II, the world plunged headfirst into a bitter rivalry lasting decades between the two…
Like much of Africa, Ethiopia experienced a watershed moment at the end of World War II, emerging out from under…