Foreign Affairs Subseries, 1986-1994 and undated

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Relates to international issues and political efforts, and contains a higher percentage of correspondence to and from White House officials, including George Bush (Sr.), James A. Baker, III, and Bill Clinton. Other frequent correspondents include foreign dignitaries, officials in the U.S. Department of State, and the Congressional Human Rights Caucus. Prominent topics include: the Persian Gulf War; Israel; Iraq; human rights issues; asylum for particular individuals (e.g. Joseph Doherty); foreign aid, especially to the former Soviet Union; and American Scott J. Nelson. In addition to documents generated or received by Price's office, there are a number of speeches by various VIPs. Arranged roughly by country.

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