Word: legatione
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Down Schlösslistrasse in Bern, one of the quietest streets in the quietest capital in Europe, walked four masked men. The time was 10 p.m. Coming to No. 5, which is the Rumanian legation, they climbed quietly over a high iron-grille fence. Looming above them in the snowy...
In addition to his desk work, Simmons must fulfill an overwhelming number of engagements that to ordinary citizens would seem to be mostly social, but to Simmons are strictly line of duty. In one recent week he: lunched with the Nicaraguan ambassador; attended receptions at the Venezuelan embassy, the Latvian...
¶ State Department Aide John L. Tappin became the first U.S. Ambassador to Libya (the legation there was raised to embassy status).
The Overseers, in theory, also have the right to debate and give consent to all major legation and appointments from assistant professor upwards. In the past4WILLIAM MARBURY Corporation
As children of a "capitalist," they were refused further education, and set, under police supervision, to learning trades. In 1952 they were moved to another village, put to farm labor. But in March both the boys and their grandmother were freed and taken to Bucharest. Costa and Peter got travel...