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Sir Pierson John Dixon GCMG CB (13 November 1904 – 22 April 1965) was a British diplomat and writer. He was known to be a firm believer in the value of diplomacy to solve international issues.
Double Diploma: The Life of Sir Pierson Dixon, Don and Diplomat. By Piers Dixon. Foreword by Lord Butler. (London: Hutchinson of London. 1968. Pp. xiii, 321. 55s.) | The American Historical Review | Oxford Academic.
- Llewellyn Woodward
- 1968
On 6 June 1964, old soldiers gathered together on the Normandy beaches in simple ceremonies to remember their comrades who fell there twenty years earlier. Dignitaries from the governments of the wartime allied nations joined them, but the French President, Charles...
- James Ellison
- 2013
Dixon had the misfortune of being Britain’s representative to France at the moment when de Gaulle decided to pursue his vision of gran-deur. The ambassador’s main role during the first half of his embassy was to encourage the French leader to see the British as European allies, allowing them entry into the European Economic Community (EEC)
- James Ellison
- 2013
British foreign policy, the United States and Europe, 1945-1950. During the Second World War, recognizing the limits of Britain’s ability to respond to a post-war continental threat, the Foreign Office pursued a number of initiatives to engage the United States in….
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1 de jan. de 2013 · Abstract. On 6 June 1964, old soldiers gathered together on the Normandy beaches in simple ceremonies to remember their comrades who fell there twenty years earlier. Dignitaries from the...
