US EditionICWA@100: Czechoslovakia's first president tours the countryside
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ICWA@100: Czechoslovakia's first president tours the countryside
Stepping onto the world stage just after World War I as the Age of Empires was fading, John O. Crane realized that understanding the complex new age of emerging democracies demanded rigorous “modern intellectual training.” His insight prompted Crane—together with his father, the diplomat and philanthropist Charles R. Crane and journalist Walter Rogers—to create the Institute for Current World Affairs to train an outstanding group of regional spe…
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