Russian Interpreters At Glassboro Shape Cold War Talks
The article profiles Victor Sukhodrev and William Krimer, top interpreters for Soviet and American leaders during high level talks. It notes Sukhodrev's fluent English, British and American accents, and method of translating ideas without drifting from the original. Krimer’s verbatim transcripts, careful note taking, and role in monitoring the opposite side’s words are highlighted.
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Associated Press
Victor M. Sukhodrev
America
William D. Krimer
Soviet Union
Sukhodrev
Russia
West
United States
Sukhodrov
Sukhodrevy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Alexei N
Sukhodrey
Britain
Krimer
U.S
Glassboro
Washington
Germany
London School of Economics
Columbia University
New York
U5. Army
Alexander Akalovsky
Belgrade
Akalovsky
Moscow
Oleg Troyanovsky
Khrushchev
Japan
Kosygin
Foreign Ministry
England
Foreign
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