National Security Archive/COLD WAR/Interviews

	The National Security Archive is a non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 1985 by a group of journalists and scholars who sought a centralized home for formerly secret U.S. government documentation obtained under the Freedom of Information Act. The National Security Archive is proud to have had the opportunity to make a substantial contribution to the Cold War series. For each episode, we have prepared transcripts of some of the interviews used in each episode. Episodes (April. 4, 1999) Paul H. Nitze Condoleezza Rice John F. Sigler (Mar. 28, 1999) James Baker George Bush Miklos Nemeth (Mar. 14, 1999) Aldrich Ames Joe Bulik Sidney Graybeal Sandy Grimes John Mabey Stansfield Turner (Mar. 7, 1999) Frank Anderson Charles Cogan Charles Dunbar Elie Krakowski Caspar Weinberger (Feb. 28, 1999) Leslie H. Gelb Mary King Lane Kirkland Jeane Kirkpatrick Richard Perle (Feb. 21, 1999) Arturo Alessandri Jimmy Carter Duane Clarridge Nathaniel Davis E. Howard Hunt John Negroponte Yuri Pavlov Paul Wimert (Feb. 14, 1999) Avraham Adan Pik Botha Zbigniew Brzezinski Abba Eban Paul Henze Robert McNamara< Mohamed Sid Ahmed Dave Tomkins (Feb. 7, 1999) John Ehrlichman Gerald Ford Henry Kissinger Melvin Laird John Negroponte (Jan. 24, 1999) Tim Boggan Robert Bowie Marshall Green Henry Kissinger Winston Lord John Paton Davies Wu Ningkun (Jan. 17, 1999) Milos Forman Eduard Goldstucker Yevgeni Yevtushenko (Jan. 10, 1999) Frank Bardacke Hal Beers Rennie Davis John Ehrlichman Bill Frappoly Allen Ginsberg Jackie Goldberg Hugh Hefner Eleanor Holmes Norton Elliott Katz Terry Macis Eugene McCarthy Arthur Murtagh Mary Sue Planck Jack Valenti (Dec. 13, 1998) Doris Bootman DR Harold Brown Tom Denchy Russell E. Dougherty Ray Hershey William Kaufmann William Lee John McKone Robert McNamara Ovidio Pugnale Helmut Sonnenfeldt Joe Williams (Dec. 6, 1998) Bui Diem Andrew Goodpaster Roger Hilsman Robert McNamara James Stockdale Jack Valenti (Nov. 29, 1998) Dino Brugioni Walter Cronkite Samuel Halpern Robert McNamara William Smith Theodore Sorensen Oleg Troyanovski (Nov. 22, 1998) Jim Atwood McGeorge Bundy Raymond Garthoff Stefan Heym Margit Hosseni Robert McNamara Walt Rostow (Nov. 15, 1998) Harold Agnew Jean Asam Andrew Goodpaster Martin Knutson Robert McNamara Joseph Rotblat Edward Teller Oleg Troyanovski Roy Welch Herbert York (Nov. 8, 1998) Robert Bowie Sergei Khrushchev DR Bela Kiraly Flora Lowis Gergely Pongracz Anika Vajda Charles Wheeler (Nov. 1, 1998) Herb Brownell Ralph De Toledano Frances Eisenberg Professor Eduard Goldstucker (1) Professor Eduard Goldstucker (2) Arthur Kinoy Ring Lardner Jnr. Jan Nowak Paul Robeson Jnr. John Service M. Wesley Sweringen (Oct. 25, 1998) Lucius Battle Niles Bond LT COL Charles Bussey Robert Donovan Raymond Frazier Florence Galing John Glenn Han Pyo-Wook Hong An Edwin Simmons (Oct. 18, 1998) Edloe Donnan Gail Halvorsen William Heimlich Sir Freddie Laker Robert Lochner Etza Reuter (Oct. 11, 1998) Gianni Agnelli Marianne Debouzy Theodore Geiger George Mcghee Yuri Ivanovich Modin Antonin Sum James Warren Mark Wyatt (Oct. 4, 1998) Lord Annan Clark Clifford John Kenneth Galbraith Wolfgang Leonhard Martha Mautner Paul H Nitze Robert Tucker (Sept. 27, 1998) Alfred Aronson George Elsey Jim Kane George Kennan Hugh Lunghi Sir Frank Roberts

The National Security Archive is a non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 1985 by a group of journalists and scholars who sought a centralized home for formerly secret U.S. government documentation obtained under the Freedom of Information Act. The National Security Archive is proud to have had the opportunity to make a substantial contribution to the Cold War series.

For each episode, we have prepared transcripts of some of the interviews used in each episode.

Episodes

Conclusions (April. 4, 1999)