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After the New York Times excerpted the article last week, Washington was abuzz with speculation about the author's identity. Could it be Robert Gates, deputy director of the National Security Council, whose hard-line views on the Soviets upset Bush Administration moderates? (Gates said no.) Or Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's tough-talking National Security Adviser? Others pointed to the piece's stilted, formal prose as persuasive evidence that the author is most likely a foreigner, possibly a Russian. The editors at Daedalus weren't talking. Neither...
...demand. So are people with deep knowledge of the culture and history of the nations now changing their political and economic systems. "In some ways this is like the Europe of 1914, and we need people with a sense of history," declares Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger. Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's National Security Adviser, insists that anyone with a knowledge of Rumania and Poland could have foretold that change would come to one nation violently, the other more in peace...
...conference, which starts Tuesday, will feature a keynote address by Zbigniew Brzezinski, the national security advisor under President Jimmy Carter, and a talk by Heinrich Weiss, the incoming leader of the Federation of German Industries, officials at the school said yesterday...
...headlines. They want to reassure themselves that there is nothing entirely new under the sun and perhaps even to find clues to the future. The current upheavals in Eastern Europe have inspired comparisons to another revolutionary year in European history. In recent weeks former presidential National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, Columbia University historian Fritz Stern, and editorial writers in the New York Times and Boston Globe have drawn parallels between...
...Brzezinski, a varsity football defensive lineman, takes care of the duties in the 35-lb. weight toss and is assisted by freshman William Doyle...