COLD WAR DIPLOMAT - Tecno-Libro

. What diplomats really do (illustrated): .U.S. diplomat George Glass recounts adventures and conflicts from over three decades in the Foreign Service.Largely focused on the Cold War, he describes infiltration of the peace movement and anti-Americanism in West Berlin.He details dealing with Moscow dissidents before Gorbachev.He reviews his arrests by the KGB, a high-speed KGB auto chase, and the suicide of a friend.He portrays battling East German leader Erich Honecker's plots to flood Berlin with refugees and close checkpoints.He shares his views on politicians, and reflects on the big picture while gazing at .ducklings on the National Mall.The author recounts living in Tokyo with no knowledge of Japan, but called on to address Soviet bomber incursions.With the 1989 collapse of the Berlin Wall he is yanked back to East Berlin to sort through German unification, including worri