Word: leebaert
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...really and truly don't think they know what's going on." Leebaert, managing editor of the CSIA journal. "International Security." and now at work on a book on Soviet military strategy, said. He planned to give a seminar today on his trip for other K-School faculty...
...Leebaert said he also met with officials when he stopped in Paris and London enroute to and from Moscow
With official U.S. Soviet communications at a minimum recently as a result of strained relations between the two countries, the Soviets are "eager to talk with anybody they can simply to accumulate information" on the new administration. Leebaert said...
...Soviets, he said, reiterated a desire to resume arms negotiations with the U.S. currently at a standstill. "It's a very conscious Russian policy to say, 'Sure we'll talk with you but only about what's important to us.'" Leebaert added...
...Leebaert, a defense policy consultant to the Republican party who worked on Reagan's national security transition team,-'escribed his visit as a low-key effort to keep channels of communication open and stressed that he was not officially representing the U.S. government on his trip and did not carry any official messages...