TITLE

GREEK PIQUE

AUTHOR(S)

Rosin, Hanna

PUB. DATE

June 1994

SOURCE

New Republic;6/13/94, Vol. 210 Issue 24, p11

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Focuses on foreign policy of the U.S. towards Greece with reference to the recognition of Macedonia. Announcement by President Bill Clinton on the recognition of the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia; Mobilization of the Greek-American opposition to the recognition of Macedonia; Lack of an immediate threat from Macedonia; Efforts by Bilirakis to disestablish diplomatic relations with Macedonia.

ACCESSION #

9406157551

Tags: INTERNATIONAL relations;  UNITED States -- Foreign relations -- 1974-1977;  GREECE -- Foreign relations;  DIPLOMATIC protection;  CLINTON, Bill, 1946-

 

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