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| + | Edward Peck (born October 5 1915) | ||
| + | ==Career== | ||
| + | *Deputy Commander BMG British Sector, East Germany 1955-58<ref>The Times (London) August 22, 2002, Thursday, Duke of Norfolk, SECTION: Features; 31 </ref> | ||
| + | * UK Permanent Representative to Nato, 1970-75 <ref>Birthdays | ||
| + | The Times (London), October 5, 2006, Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 69 </ref> | ||
| + | *In March 1997 The university of Aberdeen conferred an honorary degree on Peck, 'the former diplomat who is a visiting fellow in defence studies at the university.'<ref>Lord Taylor to be new chancellor at Aberdeen ''The Scotsman'', March 18, 1997, Tuesday, Pg. 20</ref> | ||
| + | Peck retired to Tomintoul, Ballindalloch, Banffshire in Scotland <ref>Sunny Scotland The Times (London) July 30, 2003, Wednesday SECTION: Features; 17</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Views== | ||
| + | Peck's anti communism was reported by the Chinese propaganda outlet Xinhua in 1979: | ||
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| + | :Sir Edward Peck, former permanent british representative to nato, declared recently that in face of soviet hegemonist expansion, "the reaction of the west should be firm and positive and no more futile protests." in an article appearing in the latest issue of nato review, sir peck analyzed soviet military strength and political influence. He said that today the soviets possess not only potentiality to launch a nuclear war, but have "massively reinforced their conventional forces, particularly their naval forces." the massive military buildup, he pointed out, "is always connected with the political objective of moscow -- the expansion of its influence, its powers and finally its domination when opportunity comes."<ref>Xinhua General News Service, APRIL 17, 1979, TUESDAY, Former nato official calls for resistance against soviet expansion, DATELINE: brussels, april 16 ; Item No: 041647</ref> | ||
==Affiliations== | ==Affiliations== | ||
| − | *[[Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism]] | + | *[[Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism]]<ref>Lord Dulverton The Times, March 21, 1992, Saturday</ref> |
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| + | ===Notes=== | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 2 October 2007
Edward Peck (born October 5 1915)
Contents
Career
- Deputy Commander BMG British Sector, East Germany 1955-58[1]
- UK Permanent Representative to Nato, 1970-75 [2]
- In March 1997 The university of Aberdeen conferred an honorary degree on Peck, 'the former diplomat who is a visiting fellow in defence studies at the university.'[3]
Peck retired to Tomintoul, Ballindalloch, Banffshire in Scotland [4]
Views
Peck's anti communism was reported by the Chinese propaganda outlet Xinhua in 1979:
- Sir Edward Peck, former permanent british representative to nato, declared recently that in face of soviet hegemonist expansion, "the reaction of the west should be firm and positive and no more futile protests." in an article appearing in the latest issue of nato review, sir peck analyzed soviet military strength and political influence. He said that today the soviets possess not only potentiality to launch a nuclear war, but have "massively reinforced their conventional forces, particularly their naval forces." the massive military buildup, he pointed out, "is always connected with the political objective of moscow -- the expansion of its influence, its powers and finally its domination when opportunity comes."[5]
Affiliations
Notes
- ↑ The Times (London) August 22, 2002, Thursday, Duke of Norfolk, SECTION: Features; 31
- ↑ Birthdays The Times (London), October 5, 2006, Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 69
- ↑ Lord Taylor to be new chancellor at Aberdeen The Scotsman, March 18, 1997, Tuesday, Pg. 20
- ↑ Sunny Scotland The Times (London) July 30, 2003, Wednesday SECTION: Features; 17
- ↑ Xinhua General News Service, APRIL 17, 1979, TUESDAY, Former nato official calls for resistance against soviet expansion, DATELINE: brussels, april 16 ; Item No: 041647
- ↑ Lord Dulverton The Times, March 21, 1992, Saturday
