Box 1

This series contains two items: one brief typed biographical sketch of Thomas Dodd, Jr. and one "Foreign Affairs Oral History" interview with Ambassador Thomas J. Dodd, 2001, by the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training.

"Foreign Affairs History Collection. An Interview with Ambassador Thomas J. Dodd, 2001, Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training, Arlington, Virginia."

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.

This series contains the speeches made by Thomas Dodd, Jr. in his time as U.S. ambassador from 1993-2001, largely in relation to Latin America, especially his ambassadorships in Uruguay and Costa Rica. Most of the speeches are in Spanish, although some are in English. Most of the speeches are in outline form with notations made by the ambassador himself. Arranged chronologically.