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American Diplomat
Villard, Oswald Garrison | April 2, 1938 issue

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The article focuses on the book "The Education of a Diplomat" by the author Hugh Wilson. Wilson has given a delightful little volume, one certain to make every reader eager to meet him and to know the attractive personality he reveals. It has great charm, excellent description, much understanding of men and manners, and a great deal of humor. It covers only the period from the author's entry into the diplomatic service to his return to Berne after U.S.'s entry into the World War had compelled the U.S. embassies to be recalled from Berlin and Vienna.

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EDUCATION of a Diplomat, The (Book); BOOKS; WILSON, Hugh; DIPLOMATS; AMBASSADORS; INTERNATIONAL relations
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