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- His father, Sean Gervasi, was an American economist who had worked as an economic advisor to President John F. Kennedy in the White House, was an expert in Yugoslav affairs and had taught at the University of Oxford, the London School of Economics and at the University of Paris in Vincennes-Saint-Denis.
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His father, Sean Gervasi, was an American economist who had worked as an economic advisor to President John F. Kennedy in the White House, was an expert in Yugoslav affairs and had taught at the University of Oxford, the London School of Economics and at the University of Paris in Vincennes-Saint-Denis.
Sean died under mysterious circumstances in Belgrad where he had set up shop pointing out a PR effort in the US Congress by Ruder Finn hired by Croats and Kosovo Albanians to start a US war ...
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- Joe Friendly
Click on CC for accurate English subtitles. From the lecture: "The Soviet Union today, in the absence of this extraordinarily crafty, well-thought-out, extre...
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- cdgr0820
Nov 15, 2017 · Sean Gervasi (1933-1996) spent the latter part of his career exposing the role of the United States and Western powers in the breakup of the USSR and Yugoslavia. He was working on a book, Balkan Roulette, at the time of his death.
Sean David Orlando Gervasi (1932-1996) was an economist, academic, foreign policy advocate, and member of the Concerned Citizens’ Committee on Africa. He worked for the United Nations Office of the Commissioner for Namibia (under Nobel Peace Prize winner Sean MacBride) and the United Nations Centre against Apartheid.
Sean Gervasi in 1992 reporting role of US causing the breakup of the USSR, with Reagan administration hiring Rand Corporation think tank who developed Operat...
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- Truth For A Change
Nov 18, 2018 · We’re pleased to welcome to the program Sean Gervasi. He is a professor and academic who is concerned with economics and particularly with what is relevant to what we want to talk about tonight. He has just returned from a long stay in in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, and knows something of that situation.
