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100			_aAnatoly Dobrynin _9422
245			_aConfidence _bMoscows ambassador to Americas six cold war presidents 1962-1986
260			_aNew York _bRandom House (Times Books) _c1995
300			_axiii,672p. _bHB _c24x16cm
365			_b$30.00 _c$ _d$30.00
520			_aDobrynin, a close associate of U.S. presidents and Soviet premiers for 24 years, writes a first-hand account of both sides of the Cold War diplomatic struggle. "Informative, wise, even hilarious at times, with perceptive assessments of U.S. presidents."--Don Oberdorfer, diplomatic correspondent, The Washington Post. From the Publisher: "The most revealing account of the 40 years of the Cold War to have come out of Russia.... No other ambassador in modern times has played such a prolonged and crucial part in international affairs or has been prepared to write about it so uninhibitedly."--The New York Times Book Review "An essential source for historians trying to come to terms with the late Soviet period.... A fascinating read."--Foreign Affairs "Impressive and important.... Dobrynin establishes in these pages that he is one of the great diplomats of modern history."--Washington Monthly "An amazing book.... A compelling historical account of the Cold War from Kennedy through Reagan.... Dobrynin's account teaches an important lesson."--Washington Post Book World
650			_aUnited States _9423
650			_aForeign relations _9424
700			_aDOBRYNIN (Anatoly) _9425
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