Philip Bonsal
Philip Wilson Bonsal (1903–June 28, 1995) was a United States foreign diplomat and the last United States Ambassador to Cuba.
Other articles related to "philip bonsal, bonsal":
Philip Bonsal - Cuba
... In 1959 Bonsal became the first United States Ambassador to return to Cuba after the Cuban revolution and reportedly attempted to find a working arrangement with the leader of the new Cuban ... Bonsal admitted that "animosity was inevitable", but he was hopeful that "at some point we can get down to a reasoned dialogue" ... Castro was critical of the arrival of Bonsal in the Cuban press comparing him to a colonial Viceroy, and dialogue was not easily forthcoming ...
... In 1959 Bonsal became the first United States Ambassador to return to Cuba after the Cuban revolution and reportedly attempted to find a working arrangement with the leader of the new Cuban ... Bonsal admitted that "animosity was inevitable", but he was hopeful that "at some point we can get down to a reasoned dialogue" ... Castro was critical of the arrival of Bonsal in the Cuban press comparing him to a colonial Viceroy, and dialogue was not easily forthcoming ...
Famous quotes containing the word philip:
“All money nowadays seems to be produced with a natural homing instinct for the Treasury.”
—Prince Philip (b. 1921)