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Senators Sam Nunn, Carl Levin, and Richard Lugar

Senators Sam Nunn (D-GA), Carl Levin (D-MI), and Richard Lugar (R-IN) in Severodvinsk, Russia, 1998. The senators hold up vials containing metal flakes at...

Tags: 1990s, Arms Control, Carl Levin, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Foreign Relations, Nuclear Weapons, Nunn-Lugar Program, Richard Lugar, Russia, Sam Nunn

Democracy and Central America

First two pages of the first and second drafts of the speech "Democracy and Central America" presented by Senator Richard Lugar at the National...

Tags: 1980s, Central America, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Foreign Policy, Foreign Relations, Foreign Relations Committee, Guatemala, Honduras, National Press Club, Nicaragua, Senate, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Speeches

NATO: Out of Area or Out of Business; A Call...

Press release from Senator Richard G. Lugar's office. Presents "Remarks Delivered to the Open Forum of the U.S. State Department" in which Senator Lugar...

Tags: 1990s, Arms Control Observer Group, Bosnia, Czech Republic, Europe, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Germany, Hungary, NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Poland, Russia, Senate, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Ukraine

Untitled [Question cards from the National Press Club]

Question cards from audience members who attended Senator Richard Lugar's address to the National Press Club.

Tags: 1990s, Desert Shield, Desert Storm, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Foreign Relations, Foreign Relations Committee, Iraq, Kuwait, Middle East, National Press Club, Persian Gulf, Press and Media, Saddam Hussein, Senate, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Senate Foreign Relations Committee

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Senators Sam Nunn, Carl Levin, and Richard Lugar

Democracy and Central America

NATO: Out of Area or Out of Business; A Call...

Untitled [Question cards from the National Press Club]