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by Fredrik Stanton


  Geneva meeting and, 202

  intermediate-range missiles and, 211

  Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces

  Treaty and, 226

  invitation to Reagan from, 202–203

  opening proposal of, 205–206

  photographs of, 203ph, 207ph, 211ph, 223ph

  progress of talks and, 210, 214

  Reagan’s thoughts on, 208

  stalemate and, 222

  Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) and, 218–219, 220–221, 225–226

  Grasse, Francois-Joseph De, 20

  Gravier, Charles. see Vergennes, Charles Gravier de

  Grimaldi, Jerónimo, 5–6

  Gromyko, Andrei, 196

  The Guns of August (Tuchman), 171

  Hamilton, Alexander, 23, 25

  Hancock, John, 2

  Hardenberg, Karl August von

  arrival of, in Vienna, 45

  Poland and, 48–49, 50, 52

  portrait of, 53ph

  Prussia and, 53

  Saxony and, 57–59

  Hay, John, 66–67

  Hitler, Adolf, 133

  Hofti House, 204–205, 210

  hospital, field, 94ph

  Hotel Astoria, 102

  Hotel Crillon, 101, 105

  Hotel des Roses, 139, 159

  Hotel Majestic, 101–102, 133

  Hotel Wentworth, 76, 77ph, 86

  House, Edward M.

  on conclusion of Paris Peace conference, 128–129

  on French interests, 116

  goals of, for peace, 110

  on Italy’s territory dispute, 124

  League of Nations and, 105–106, 107, 118–119

  photograph of, 103ph

  on progress of talks, 115, 120

  role of, at Paris Peace Conference, 109

  Wilson and, 118, 121

  Howe, 9–10

  Hughes, Billy, 101

  human rights, 211, 224

  Humboldt, Wilhelm von, 56, 58

  indemnities. see also reparations

  Germany and, 113

  Japan and, 81–82, 84, 88, 90

  The Inquiry, 97

  intermediate-range missiles

  NATO’s, 206

  Reagan on, 208, 210–211

  Soviet Union’s, 207

  Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 226

  International Labor Organization, 108

  Ishii Kikujiro, 89

  Jefferson, Thomas, 24–25, 25ph, 31, 33, 40–41, 42

  Johnson, “Nana,” 138

  Kaneko Kentaro, 74, 82–83, 84–85, 86

  Katsura Taro, 73, 75, 82, 87

  Kennedy, John F.

  Bartlett and, 172

  Bunche and, 163

  communication with Krushchev

  and, 170, 173–174, 175–176, 177–178, 183–184, 189–191

  concerns of, 171

  on confrontation at sea, 174–175

  ending of Cuban Missile Crisis and, 197

  impact of Cuban Missile Crisis on, 198

  Krushchev on, 195–196

  notification of missile location and, 166

  options for response and, 168

  photograph of, 171ph

  on reconnaissance plane, 189

  speech by, 168–169

  on summit suggestion, 177

  Thant and, 181

  thought processes of, 199

  Turkey and, 185–187, 191–192

  on UN moratorium plan, 176

  Kennedy, Robert

  Bartlett and, 172

  on confrontation at sea, 174–175

  on Cuban Missile Crisis, 187, 199

  Dobrynin and, 173, 191–194

  Executive Committee of the National Security Council

  (ExComm) and, 166

  on Feklisov/Scali meeting, 180–181

  Jupiter-missile trade and, 198

  response to Krushchev and, 189–191

  Keynes, John Maynard, 102, 113

  King, Martin Luther, Jr, 162

  Kissinger, Henry, 131

  Klotz, 112

  Knox, William, 175–176

  Komura Jutaro

  background and description of, 73–74

  changes to terms by, 78

  departure of, 75

  final negotiations and, 90

  impact of Portsmouth Treaty on, 92

  instructions to, 87, 88, 89

  Kaneko and, 82–83

  photograph of, 81ph

  Roosevelt and, 86

  stalled negotiations and, 83

  telegram to Tokyo from, 87–88

  Witte and, 76–78, 79–80, 86

  Krushchev, Nikita

  communication with Kennedy and, 169–170, 173–174, 177–178, 183–184, 196–197

  compromise suggested by, 179–180

  impact of Cuban Missile Crisis on, 198–199

  initiation of crisis and, 165–166

  on Kennedy, 195–196

  photograph of, 171ph

  possible Cuban invasion and, 182

  reconnaissance planes and, 187

  resolution of crisis and, 195–196

  suggestion of summit by, 175–176, 177

  Thant and, 181

  on Turkey, 185–186

  Lafayette, Marquis de, 15

  Lamont, Thomas, 111

  Lamsdorff, Vladimir, 83, 84, 86

  Lansing, Robert

  on Clemenceau, 99–100

  drawings of, 115

  on lack of plan, 98

  League of Nations and, 104–105, 108–109

  photograph of, 103ph

  on reparations negotiations, 114

  self-determination and, 125

  Tardieu and, 126

  on Wilson, 96–97

  Le Beau, Pierre, 11ph

  League of Nations

  Covenant of, 108–109, 118–119, 129

  demise of, 132

  formation of, 104–109

  importance of, to Wilson, 121

  Lansing on, 128

  military forces and, 107

  United Nations and, 132

  U.S. opposition to, 129

  Wilson and, 122

  Lee, Arthur, 2, 5–6, 7ph, 10, 18–19

  Lee, Richard Henry, 7, 10

  Lewis and Clark expedition, 42

  Lie, Trygve

  Beersheba and, 154

  Bunche’s reports to, 143, 144, 153, 155, 158–159

  El Auja and, 156

  encouragement of Bunche by, 147

  Fawzi and, 159

  Nobel Peace Prize (for Bunche) and, 162

  photograph of, 143ph

  progress of talks and, 150

  Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, 198. see also Nuclear Test Ban

  Linhard, Robert, 213

  Liverpool, Lord, 52, 56–57

  Livingston, Robert

  Barbé-Marbois and, 29

  boundaries of Louisiana Territory and, 42

  description of, 26–27

  French debts and, 37–38 and, 37

  negotiations and, 30–34, 38–40

  inhabitants of Louisiana Territory and, 37

  portrait of, 31ph

  signing of treaty and, 41ph

  Lloyd George, David

  armistice announcement by, 95

  Austro-Hungarian Empire and, 125, 126

  on boundary disputes, 116

  Clemenceau and, 109, 119, 132–133

  Council of Four and, 118

  description of, 100

  disarmament and, 111

  on French interests, 117

  German objections and, 126–127

  goals of, for peace, 110

  Lansing’s drawings and, 115

  League of Nations and, 106

  on Paris Peace treaty, 130

  photograph of, 99ph

  on Poland, 117

  on reparations, 112–114

  Rhineland and, 122

  Saar valley and, 122

  on temporary peace, 133

  Wilson and, 9
8, 102, 113, 121

  Louis XV, King, 101

  Louis XVI, King, 3, 20

  Louis XVIII, King, 45, 56, 60

  Louisiana Territory

  boundaries of, 35–36, 42

  French occupation of, 23–25

  inhabitants of, 37

  signing of treaty regarding, 40, 41ph

  Madison, James, 25, 31, 33

  Malinovsky, Rodion, 196

  Mantoux, Paul, 115

  Marshall, George, 162

  Matlock, Jack, 214, 216

  Maurepas, Jean-Frederic, 8, 17

  Maximilian, King, 50

  McCone, John, 175, 187

  McNamara, Robert, 182, 184, 186, 191

  arrival of, in Vienna, 46

  Bonaparte and, 62

  delay of meetings and, 47

  entertainment of, 50

  impending war and, 51

  Poland and, 49, 52

  portrait of, 49ph

  on Prussia, 53–54

  Saxony and, 57

  secret treaty and, 60

  Talleyrand and, 54–55

  Meyer, George von Lengerke, 68, 84, 85–86, 89

  Miller, David, 106

  Monroe, James

  Barbé-Marbois and, 29

  debts of, 42–43

  inhabitants of Louisiana Territory and, 37

  on Livingston, 38

  mission in France of, 25–26, 27–28

  negotiations and, 30, 31–32, 33–35, 38–40

  portrait of, 27ph

  signing of treaty and, 41ph

  Monroe Doctrine, 118

  Montmorin, Comte de, 4, 5, 11, 12

  Morris, Gouverneur, 15, 28

  Morris, Robert, 6–7

  Mossad, 162

  Muller, Herman, 128

  Mustafa, Abdul, 138, 157, 162

  Mutual Assured Destruction doctrine, 218

  Napoleon. see Bonaparte, Napoleon

  Nasser, Gamal, 160

  National Press Club, 172

  Negev, 136, 141, 153, 158

  Nesselrode, Karl, 46

  New Orleans, 23–24. see also Louisiana Territory

  Nicholas II, Tsar

  conclusion of treaty and, 90

  instructions from, 75–76, 83–84, 88 reaction to Portsmouth Treaty by, 92

  rejection of mediation by, 65–66

  Roosevelt and, 68, 86–87

  Sakhalin Island and, 89

  selection of representatives by, 71

  stalled negotiations and, 83–84

  Nicolson, Harold, 118

  Nitze, Paul, 208, 209–210

  Nobel Peace Prize, 93, 132, 162

  North, Lord, 13, 13ph, 16

  nuclear arsenals. see also Cuban Missile Crisis; Reykjavik summit

  Gorbachev’s proposal regarding, 205–206

  growth of, 201

  Nuclear Test Ban, 201. see also Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

  Office of Strategic Services, 139

  Operation Yoav (Ten Plagues), 136

  Organization of American States (OAS), 170–171

  Orlando, Vittorio, 98, 99ph, 100, 118, 123–124

  Ormsby-Gore, Lord, 198

  Oyama Iwao, 79

  Paris Peace Conference

  borders drawn by, 130–131

  commissions formed at, 104

  conclusion of, 126–129

  delegations at, 96

  description of city during, 100–101

  failure of, 131–133

  final treaty from, 129–130

  progress of, 115, 117–119

  Wilson’s return to, 117–118

  Passy, France, 3, 11, 14

  Peace of Amiens, 24

  Penkovsky, Oleg, 171

  Philadelphia, fall of, 10

  Pius X, Pope, 91

  Planson, Anton, 78

  Poindexter, John, 213 Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty; inter-mediate-range missiles

  political prisoners, 203–204

  Port Arthur, 69ph, 77–78, 81

  Portsmouth Treaty

  commemorative poster for, 64ph

  delegates to, 71–74, 76

  indemnities and, 81–82, 84, 88, 90

  map regarding, 91m

  opening meeting of, 76–78

  reactions to, 91–93

  setting location of, 69–70

  signing of, 90

  stalled negotiations and, 82–83

  Presidential Medal of Freedom, 162

  Presidium, 169, 179–180, 199

  Quasi War, 37

  Rabin, Yitzhak, 162

  Rasputin, 72

  Reagan, Ronald. see also Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty; Reykjavik summit; Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)

  arms race and, 201–202

  disarmament agreement and, 217

  Geneva meeting and, 202

  on Gorbachev, 208

  Gorbachev’s invitation to, 202–203

  Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and, 226

  on length of talks, 216

  Linhard’s proposal and, 214

  photographs of, 203ph, 207ph, 211ph, 223ph

  preparations of, 204

  progress of talks and, 210, 211–212, 215, 219–220

  response to Gorbachev’s proposal by, 208

  stalemate and, 222–223

  Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) and, 206–207, 217–219, 220–221

  reconnaissance planes, 187–188,

  Regan, Donald, 216, 217, 219, 222–223, 225

  reparations. see also indemnities

  Belgium and, 112

  Bulgaria and, 131

  Germany and, 111–115, 120, 121, 130

  trade and, 113–114

  Reykjavik summit

  Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty and, 212–216

  arrival of delegates to, 204–205

  conclusion of, 222–225

  lead up to, 201–204

  location of, 203

  opening meeting of, 205–207

  overnight negotiations during, 208–209

  second day of, 210–211

  stalemate at, 217–222

  Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) and, 217–222

  Rhenish Republic, 116, 118

  Rhineland, 116, 119–120, 122

  Rhodes, 139. see also Egyptian-Israeli armistice agreement

  Riley, William, 154, 159

  Rochambeau, Count, 20

  Roosevelt, Theodore

  armistice attempted by, 75

  on arrival of delegates, 76

  on conclusion of treaty, 91

  impact of Portsmouth Treaty on, 92–93

  Kaneko and, 74, 82–83, 84–85

  Komura and, 73

  location of talks and, 70

  Nicholas II and, 68, 85, 86–87

  overture for peace by, 67–68

  photograph of, 64ph

  progress of talks and, 82–84, 89–90

  Russo-Japanese war and, 66

  on state of Russia and Japan, 66–67

  Takahira and, 74

  Rosenberg, Julius, 180

  Rosenne, Shabtai, 138, 145–146, 147

  Ross, James, 24, 31

  Rusk, Dean

  briefing to OAS by, 170–171

  Bunche and, 147

  on confrontation at sea, 175

  Cordier and, 194

  Kennedy and, 191

  on Krushchev’s letter, 185, 186

  Scali and, 181, 188

  Russell, Bertrand, 177

  Russian Revolution, 92, 110, 112

  Russo-Japanese war, 65–66. see also Portsmouth Treaty

  Russo-Turkish War, 71

  Saar valley, 116, 119–120, 121–122, 132

  Sagan, Wilhelmina, 49

 

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