Present at the Creation: My Years in the State DepartmentW. W. Norton & Company, 1970 - 798 頁 Acheson (1893-1971) was not only present at the creation of the postwar world, he was one of its chief architects. He joined the Department of State in 1941 as Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs and, with brief intermissions, was continuously involved until 1953, when he left office as Secretary of State at the end of the Truman years. Throughout that time Acheson's was one of the most influential minds and strongest wills at work. It was a period that included World War II, the reconstruction of Europe, the Korean War, the development of nuclear power, the formation of the United Nations and NATO. It involved him at close quarters with a cast that starred Truman, Roosevelt, Churchill, de Gaulle, Marshall, MacArthur, Eisenhower, Attlee, Eden Bevin, Schuman, Dulles, de Gasperi, Adenauer, Yoshida, Vishinsky, and Molotov. |
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ENLISTMENT FOR THE WAR TO COME | 3 |
THE OLD STATE DEPARTMENT | 9 |
THE YEAR WE HELD OUR BREATH | 21 |
RETROSPECT | 36 |
DEADLOCK | 48 |
DEADLOCK ENDS | 58 |
THE CHURCHILL VISIT | 62 |
PREPARATION FOR AN UNKNOWN WORLD | 64 |
A NEW DEFINITION OF FOREIGN POLICY | 371 |
EUROPE AND THE SCHUMAN PLAN | 382 |
BALANCED COLLECTIVE FORCES FOR EUROPE | 390 |
THE OUTBREAK | 402 |
THE FIRST CRISIS | 414 |
SEPTEMBER DECISIONS | 426 |
SEPTEMBER SURPRISES | 441 |
OCTOBER ODYSSEYS | 456 |
THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE STAGE | 73 |
THE BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENTS | 81 |
A CHANGE OF SECRETARIES AND OF JOBS | 87 |
CHIEF LOBBYIST FOR STATE | 95 |
SUCCESS DISENCHANTMENT AND RESIGNATION | 104 |
Under Secretary of State August 1945June 1947 | 117 |
TROUBLE IN HIGH PLACES | 129 |
THE ACHESONLILIENTHAL REPORT | 149 |
THE DEPARTMENT MUFFS ITS INTELLIGENCE ROLE | 157 |
THE QUEBEC AGREEMENT | 164 |
THE PUZZLE OF PALESTINE | 169 |
TROUBLE BREWS IN WASHINGTON | 183 |
TROUBLE BREAKS IN EUROPE | 194 |
GENERAL MARSHALL TAKES OVER | 212 |
THE TRUMAN DOCTRINE | 220 |
BIRTH OF THE MARSHALL PLAN | 226 |
MUSTERED OUT | 236 |
PART THREE YEARS OF RESPONSIBILITY | 245 |
THE WORLD THAT LAY BEFORE US | 254 |
AN EVENTFUL SPRING | 264 |
ALLIED POLICY TOWARD GERMANY | 285 |
THE FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET IN PARIS | 291 |
SUMMER BRINGS DIFFICULT DECISIONS | 302 |
ANGLOAMERICAN ATOMIC COOPERATION REVIEWED | 314 |
DEVALUATION OF THE POUND | 322 |
MORE MEETINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD | 330 |
A REAPPRAISAL OF POLICIES | 344 |
Section B Problems Came Faster in 1950 | 354 |
THE ATTACK MOUNTS | 362 |
AN ENTIRELY NEW WAR | 469 |
DECEMBER DESPONDENCY | 478 |
CALMING WORRIES AT HOME AND TO THE SOUTH | 491 |
DOUBLE TROUBLE IN IRAN | 499 |
ATTEMPTS TO STABILIZE THE KOREAN WAR | 512 |
THE RELIEF OF GENERAL MAC ARTHUR | 521 |
THE MOVE FOR AN ARMISTICE IN KOREA | 529 |
PEACE WITH JAPAN | 539 |
NATO IN STAGNATION | 551 |
EGYPT AND THE MIDDLE EAST COMMAND | 562 |
OTTAWA AND EXCURSIONS WITHOUT ALARUMS | 569 |
THE DISARMAMENT ASSEMBLY | 578 |
NATO MEETS IN ROME | 588 |
ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH | 629 |
BONN AND PARIS | 643 |
FRUSTRATION RIOT AND REVOLT | 651 |
A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY | 658 |
INDOCHINA | 671 |
A SECOND TRY IN IRAN | 679 |
ELECTION SUMMER | 686 |
AN OPEN COVENANT OPENLY CONNIVED AGAINST | 696 |
CHANGING THE GUARD | 706 |
LAST FAREWELLS | 715 |
SUMMING | 725 |
NOTES | 740 |
Indicated by daggers in the text | 770 |
779 | |
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