Gati

基本解釋

“When Russia tried to co-operate, it got ignored, and now when it behaves badly it gets attention, ” argues Toby Gati, an ex-White House adviser.
“當(dāng)俄羅斯試圖合作時(shí)，他被忽視了，而現(xiàn)在當(dāng)他舉動(dòng)令人不快時(shí)，他受到了注意。” 前白宮顧問(wèn)托比·加蒂（Toby Gati）說(shuō)。

This fall, Gati will have a book out called Failed Illusions: Moscow, Washington, Budapest, and the 1956 Hungarian Revolt.
NPR: Bush Sees Parallels: 1956 Hungary and 2006 Iraq
Gati says the Hungarians believed the Americans would support their uprising against Communist rule, but the U.S. government ultimately offered nothing but words.
NPR: Bush Sees Parallels: 1956 Hungary and 2006 Iraq
Robert Siegel talks with Charles Gati, professor of European Studies at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, about the 1956 Hungarian uprising.
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