Bohlen

Bohlen is acting director of the Office of Civil Rights for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's region 5.

Federal manager of the year awarded Ed O 2010

Instead, his friend Chip Bohlen, more pragmatic and less inclined to push his superiors, was President Franklin Roosevelt's Russian translator and adviser.

Uncontainable Alonzo L. Hamby 2011

Bohlen interpreted Soviet policy as “official non-involvement at this stage,” but he believed that the statement did not “preclude any clandestine assistance to Egypt.”

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011

Ambassador Bohlen had cabled at 10:44 A.M., Washington time, that the Soviet mood had become “more ominous.”

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011

“This warning would be very much more effective,” Bohlen continued, “if it could be accompanied by some official communication from the U.S. government as to when all hostilities would cease against Egypt.”

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011

Writing to Bohlen, Kennan decried the hypocrisy of pretending that the United States and the Soviet Union were united by common values.

Uncontainable Alonzo L. Hamby 2011

In announcing the award, FMA said Bohlen has enhanced the opportunities for staff and managerial training, skills development, career advancement, and diversity for the betterment of the organization through her outstanding achievement in redesigning and rewriting the Region 5 Mentoring Program, its application form, and the Region 5 Mentoring Manual.

Federal manager of the year awarded Ed O 2010

In his report to Washington, Bohlen termed the conversation as “not satisfactory,” but he said he hoped he had managed to communicate how seriously the United States viewed the matter.41

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011

The Federal Managers Association has named Carolyn D. Bohlen as the winner of the organization's Manager of the Year award.

Federal manager of the year awarded Ed O 2010

Two days later, Ambassador Bohlen in Moscow reported that correspondents who heard Shepilov comment about the news got the impression that the Soviet government “was not at least at this time planning to undertake financing the project.”

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011