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45 U.S. diplomat or ambassador testimonial videos

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Jennifer BrushFormer U.S. diplomat and OSCE official
James CarousoFormer U.S. diplomat
Michael CarpenterFormer U.S. ambassador to the OSCE, former Pentagon official
Thomas CountrymanFormer U.S. assistant secretary of state
William CourtneyFormer U.S. ambassador to Kazakhstan and Georgia
David CowhigFormer U.S. diplomat
Robert DalyFormer director of the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States, former U.S. diplomat
Greg DelawieFormer U.S. ambassador to Kosovo
Christopher DellFormer U.S. ambassador to Angola, Zimbabwe and Kosovo
John DinkelmanFormer U.S. diplomat, AFSA president
Joseph Donovan JrFormer U.S. ambassador to Indonesia
John ErathFormer U.S. diplomat
Daniel FriedFormer U.S. assistant secretary of state for Europe, former U.S. ambassador to Poland
Matthew GoodmanFormer National Security Council and State Department official
Rose GottemoellerFormer NATO deputy secretary-general
John HerbstFormer U.S. ambassador to Uzbekistan and Ukraine
William H. HillFormer U.S. diplomat, former head of OSCE Mission to Moldova
Christopher HillFormer U.S. ambassador to Serbia, Iraq, South Korea, Poland and Macedonia; former U.S. assistant secretary of state
Christopher J. HohFormer U.S. diplomat
Jeffrey HovenierFormer U.S. ambassador to Kosovo
Andrew HydeFormer U.S. diplomat
Richard KauzlarichFormer U.S. ambassador to Bosnia-Herzegovina and Azerbaijan
Elizabeth Kennedy TrudeauFormer U.S. diplomat
George KentFormer U.S. ambassador to Estonia
Robert KingFormer U.S. envoy for North Korean human rights
Michael KirbyFormer U.S. ambassador to Moldova and Serbia
David KostelancikFormer U.S. diplomat
David KramerExecutive director of the George W. Bush Institute, former U.S. assistant secretary of state
Charles KupchanFormer National Security Council and State Department official
Ret. Lt. Gen. Douglas LuteFormer U.S. ambassador to NATO
Michael McFaulFormer U.S. ambassador to Russia
Derek MitchellFormer U.S. ambassador to Myanmar
Roderick MooreFormer U.S. ambassador to Montenegro
Cameron MunterFormer U.S. ambassador to Pakistan and Serbia
Virginia PalmerFormer U.S. ambassador to Ghana and Malawi
Steven PiferFormer U.S. ambassador to Ukraine
Daniel RosenblumFormer U.S. ambassador to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan
Kyle ScottFormer U.S. ambassador to Serbia
Daniel SerwerFormer U.S. special envoy for the Bosnian Federation, senior fellow at Johns Hopkins SAIS
David ShearFormer U.S. ambassador to Vietnam, former Pentagon official
Angela StentDirector of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies, Georgetown University; former U.S. diplomat
William TaylorFormer U.S. ambassador to Ukraine
Vivian WalkerFormer U.S. diplomat
Hoyt Brian YeeFormer U.S. deputy assistant secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs
Luke ZahnerFormer U.S. diplomat

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