Serving as the President of the General Assembly at the time of the interview on 3 November 1999, Dr. Gurirab discusses his involvement with SWAPO and the United Nations, as well as the road to Namibia's independence and ...

In this interview, conducted on 20 March 1997, Mr. Khadduri shares his insight on the creation of the United Nations Charter, Iraq's membership to the Organization, and clarifies the roles of the Secretary-General, the ...

Conducted on 6 August 1997, together with Ambassador Gustavo Albin of the Mexican Consulate to the United Nations, this interview centred on the role Mexico played in the peace processes in Central America as well as their ...

In this interview, conducted on 10 October 1997, Mr. Watson described the changing role of the United Nations in electoral monitoring and the situation in Central America, particularly in Nicaragua and El Salvador.

A retired professor of political science when this interview was conducted on 23 November 1990, Mr. Finkelstein recalls the early years of his career. Privy to the major meetings and conferences where the United Nations ...

In this interview, conducted on 16 March 1998, Dr. Tomeh discussed the involvement of Syria in the first meetings of the United Nations, the Trusteeship Council and the 1967 Arab-Israeli War.

In this interview, conducted on 13 March 1998, Mr. El-Farra discussed his term as Security Council president and his experience as the Jordanian Ambassador to the United Nations during the 1967 Arab-Israel War.

During her life, Mrs. Shejavali experienced her home country during apartheid and its independence in 1990. Working on an oral history of her own when this interview was conducted on 20 March 1999, Mrs. Shejavali shares ...

This interview, conducted on 14 March 1998, provided an overview of Jordanian sentiment during the various wars which form part of the Middle East crisis. Specifically, Mr. Nusseibeh shared his opinions and thoughts on ...