The Road to the Dayton Peace Accords: The Art of (Im)Possible
The Road to the Dayton Peace Accords: The Art of (Im)Possible 1945 – 1992 Socialist Yugoslavia Yugoslavia was a socialist…
Embassy Kid
Embassy Kid: An American Foreign Service Family Memoir follows Robert and Nancy Amerson, a courageous couple from the American Heartland,…
Getting the Russians to Drink Pepsi
Getting the Russians to Drink Pepsi After growing up in New York City, Gilbert Robinson found himself at the…
Rescuing Americans from East Berlin
Rescuing Americans from East Berlin William J. Dyess, a native of Troy, Alabama, and a University of Alabama graduate, joined…
Distinguished Service: Lydia Chapin Kirk, Partner in Diplomacy, 1896-1984
An intimate glimpse into life in the diplomatic corps, recalling pre-World War II London, Moscow during the early days of…
Giving President Kennedy the most famous line in his Berlin speech
Giving President Kennedy the most famous line in his Berlin speech Sometimes securing relationships with our allies comes down to…
United States Diplomacy: From Its Beginnings to Today
United States Diplomacy: From Its Beginnings to Today Celebrating diplomatic accomplishments throughout America’s 250-year history. Created with support from the Una…
Connecticut
Contributions by Connecticuters in the Foreign Service People born, raised, or educated in Connecticut have made important contributions to America’s…
Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Dayton Peace Accords: 1995 – 2025
About The Project To commemorate the 30th anniversary of the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords (DPA), the Association for Diplomatic Studies…
Arias, Cabalettas, and Foreign Affairs
A lifelong lover of opera and classical music, Hans N. “Tom” Tuch served 35 years in the United States Foreign…