Ralph Bunche: An American Life

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W. W. Norton & Company, 1993 - 496 páginas
From modest beginnings, Bunche rose to become one of the architects of the UN and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. This fascinating portrayal shows how Bunche's racial consciousness and pride were forged and how they sustained him through a lifetime's battles with prejudice. Photos.

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Preface
11
Prologue
21
Beginnings
23
UCLA Harvard and Howard
37
Howard and Beyond
49
England 1937
64
Africa and Asia
72
An American Dilemma
81
The Loyalty Question
243
Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
257
Suez and the First Peacekeeping Force
264
Lebanon 1958 and the Middle East
291
The Congo
299
The Loss of Hammarskjöld
336
U Thant and the End of the Katanga Secession
348
Yemen
361

Prelude to War
92
World War II Washington and the OSS
101
The Road to San Francisco
111
Building the United Nations
125
Palestine
139
With the Mediator in Palestine
153
The Acting Mediator in Paris
186
Armistice Talks in RhodesEgypt and Israel
199
Armistice TalksJordan and Israel
213
The End of the Mediation and the Nobel Prize
221
Anticlimax
233
Cyprus and Kashmir
368
Vietnam
380
A Darkening Glass
393
The SixDay War
400
Winding Down
417
Bahrain
426
Civil Rights and Race in the United States
430
Ending
454
Notes
459
Index
477
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