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portada echoes of a distant clarion: recollections of a diplomat and soldier (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2007
Language
English
Pages
520
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 2.9 cm
Weight
0.75 kg.
ISBN
0979448824
ISBN13
9780979448829

echoes of a distant clarion: recollections of a diplomat and soldier (in English)

John G. Kormann (Author) · Vellum · Paperback

echoes of a distant clarion: recollections of a diplomat and soldier (in English) - Kormann, John G.

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Synopsis "echoes of a distant clarion: recollections of a diplomat and soldier (in English)"

This book gives an inside view of 20th-century national and international events, through the life of a diplomat, soldier, and intelligence officer. Engaging boyhood experiences are followed by pioneer paratrooper training and combat in Europe in World War II. Assigned as special agent, Kormann goes behind the lines to apprehend Nazi war criminals and uncover a mass grave. As an Army Counter Intelligence Corps field office commander in Berlin 1945-47, he is assigned to track down Hitler's deputy, Martin Bormann, and the American traitor, "Axis Sally." He foresees the Soviet threat and the coming Cold War, rescues a German scientist from the Soviet NKVD in a case that made international headlines, and reveals Russian espionage and kidnapping efforts. As a new State Department officer in 1950, Kormann is placed in charge of three counties in Bavaria in the final days of the American occupation of Germany, where the requisitioning of land for a NATO tank training area displaces thousands of Germans and creates an uproar. In subsequent Cold War assignments he is involved in historic actions: the abortive Hungarian Revolution; international efforts to deal with the Russians; the U-2 spy plane affair; and the Berlin Wall. He served as political officer at Embassy Manila at the onset of the Marcos regime; as officer-in-charge at Embassy Benghazi, Libya, when it was attacked and burned during the 1967 Arab-Israeli War; as deputy chief of mission at Embassy Cairo during the Kissinger Middle East "shuttle diplomacy"; and on the staff of George H. W. Bush when he was Director of Central Intelligence.

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