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Zbigniew Brzezinski joins three of his top aides – legislative liaison Madeleine Albright, special assistant Les Denend, and military assistant Bill Odom – in a discussion on the National Security Council and the foreign policy apparatus of the Carter administration. The interview begins with only the three aides present, each of whom talks about how they joined the Carter administration ...
1. Juni 2017 · June 01, 2017. RM Staff. Zbigniew Brzezinski, who died last week at the age of 89, served as national security advisor to U.S. President Jimmy Carter from 1977 until 1981. This evolving compilation of his observations and policy ideas about Russia is the second installment in the Russia Matters series “Competing Views,” where we share ...
11. Jan. 2001 · Foiling the ultimate objective of the plot, was the longer-range challenge confronting President Bush and his circles in the course of that morning of Sept. 11th. However, the most immediate challenge to the President, that day, was to bring the security forces of the U.S. back fully under his personal control.
Zbigniew Brzezinski liefert einen geopolitischen Leitfaden für den Erhalt und die Ausübung der globalen Vormachtstellung der Vereinigten Staaten. Zbigniew Kazimierz Brzezinski wurde am 28. März 1928 in Warschau geboren, ist ein polnisch-US-amerikanischer Politikwissenschaftler und zählt neben Henry Kissinger und Samuel P. Huntington zu den grauen Eminenzen der US-amerikanischen Geostrategen.
27. Mai 2017 · Zbigniew Brzezinski, 1928–2017. In his Miller Center oral history, the former national security advisor reflected on his time in the Carter administration. May 27, 2017. In February 1982, Zbigniew Brzezinski joined three of his top aides—legislative liaison Madeleine Albright, special assistant Les Denend, and military assistant Bill Odom ...
2. Juli 2015 · Brzezinski: That's very hard to say. He has what's called "smarts" in American, which is a kind of instinctive smartness. He has a real sophistication. I wonder why he's almost deliberately ...
9. Jan. 2020 · Some Soviet officials later claimed that Washington purposely muted its reaction to Moscow’s military preparations, as they “had an interest in us getting stuck in Afghanistan, and paying the greatest possible price for that.” 93 Although this charge goes too far, days after the invasion, Brzezinski noted the impact of the lack of warnings in his diary: “Had we been tougher sooner, had ...
