Serving as Dean of the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, Dr. Gallucci was interviewed on 3 February 1998. He discusses the creation of UNSCOM, its early inspections, and clarifies some ...

UNTAC established its headquarters in Phnom Penh in February 1992 under Security Council Resolution 745 (S/RES/745(1992)) to restore peace and civil government in war torn Cambodia. As part of the division in charge of ...

The interview was conducted on 19 April 1990. Mr. Lundquist discusses how he became involved with designing the United Nations emblem, as well as the early beginnings of the United Nations.

In this interview, conducted on 19 June 1997, Mr. Handal discussed the negotiations that took place prior to the signing of the 1992 Peace Accords that ended the Civil War. He described the peace process, the role the ...

In this interview, conducted on 21 June 1997, Ms. Martínez recounted her experiences in the Salvadoran Civil War. She stated what, in her opinion, caused the war; and discussed female involvement in the revolution, her ...

In this interview, conducted on 10 January 1991, Mr. Murray recounted the meetings leading up to the creation of UNEF as well as Canada's involvement in dealing with the crisis.

In this interview, conducted on 10 July 1998, Lieutenant General Sanderson shared his experiences in commanding the military component of UNTAC. He assessed the parties involved in the United Nations Mission, the leaders ...

Both interviews, the first conducted on 9 November 1999 and the second on 11 April 2000, focus on Mr. Eliasson's role in bringing the Iran-Iraq war to an end. He gives his personal input on the negotiation process and ...

This interview, conducted on 24 July 1990, during Mr. Bennett's retirement, focused on his experience as a young delegate to the United Nations Conference on International Organization in San Francisco in 1945. He gave ...

Conducted on 23 June 1998, this interview focuses on Ms. Dieye's service in Namibia. Here, she discusses how the Namibian population transitioned to independence—their education, relationships with South West Africa Police ...