US Diplomats and Their Spouses during the Cold War: Americans Looking down on Australia and New Zealand

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US Diplomats and Their Spouses during the Cold War: Americans Looking down on Australia and New ZealandThis study examines 324 oral history transcripts and explains the recruitment, training, and deployment of US diplomats. Amid growing feminist hostility to Foreign Service treatment of spouses, some couples resented postings to distant Australasia but most enjoyed a welcoming English speaking environment. While New Zealand assignments involved complex negotiations with Pacific islanders, diplomats in Australia were powerless to control the geopolitics

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