Madame Ambassador is an intimate description of what being an ambassador is really like. Tova Herzl draws on her twenty-one year career and shares her unique experiences as a single, Jewish orthodox woman serving as Israel's Ambassador to paint a vivid, entertaining picture of the lives and work of contemporary diplomats.
Madame Ambassador is an intimate description of what being an ambassador is really like. Tova Herzl draws on her twenty-one year career and shares her unique experiences as a single, Jewish orthodox woman serving as Israel's Ambassador to paint a vivid, entertaining picture of the lives and work of contemporary diplomats.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Prologue: How Is This Book Different from All Other Books? Chapter 1: My Career: Four Postings, Three Capitals, Two Ambassadorships, and a Little Chapter 2: Preparations: A Tale of Two Refrigerators Chapter 3: Language: Of Frogs, Peace, and Sandwiches Chapter 4: Terms of Employment: Ah, All That Luxury! Chapter 5: Credentials: Can I Start Working Already? Chapter 6: Immunity: The Untouchables, Almost Chapter 7: Neutrality: Feelings, Facades, and Fine Lines Chapter 8: Diplomacy and Dignity: She Is Such a Diplomat! Chapter 9: Name Calling: Excellencies and Rabbis! Brothers and Sisters! Chapter 10: Informal Connections: The Ties That Bind Chapter 11: Bodyguards: Someone to Watch Over Me Chapter 12: The Diplomatic Corps: It's a Family, Sort Of Chapter 13: Entertaining: Let's Party, We Have To Chapter 14: Religious Observance: No, Thank You, Not for Me, Not Today Chapter 15: Being Jewish: So Many Questions, So Few Answers Chapter 16: Holocaust: A6766 Chapter 17: Christianity: Get Me To the Church on Time Chapter 18: Speech: There Will Be Plenty of Time for Questions Chapter 19: Meetings: Oh, So That's What You Do All Day! Chapter 20: Clothes: Do I Look All Rright? Chapter 21: Press: As Long as They Spell My Name Properly Chapter 22: Advice: Why Doesn't Somebody Do Something? Chapter 23: Importance: It's All Relative Chapter 24: Phalcon: We Were Generals, We Know Best Chapter 25: Visits: You Are Welcome, Any Time! Chapter 26: Crime and Punishment: Please, Minister, May I Have an Organ? Chapter 27: Sickness: You Only Have One Liver to Give to Your Country Chapter 28: Passages: A Time to Be Born and a Time to Die Chapter 29: Demonstrations: The People Have Spoken, but What DidThey Say? Chapter 30: Durban: You Were Really There? Chapter 31: The Paper Trail: Like a Trip through a Cemetery Chapter 32: Between Home and Abroad: It's a Life! It's a Job! No, It's Diplomacy! About the Author
Prologue: How Is This Book Different from All Other Books? Chapter 1: My Career: Four Postings, Three Capitals, Two Ambassadorships, and a Little Chapter 2: Preparations: A Tale of Two Refrigerators Chapter 3: Language: Of Frogs, Peace, and Sandwiches Chapter 4: Terms of Employment: Ah, All That Luxury! Chapter 5: Credentials: Can I Start Working Already? Chapter 6: Immunity: The Untouchables, Almost Chapter 7: Neutrality: Feelings, Facades, and Fine Lines Chapter 8: Diplomacy and Dignity: She Is Such a Diplomat! Chapter 9: Name Calling: Excellencies and Rabbis! Brothers and Sisters! Chapter 10: Informal Connections: The Ties That Bind Chapter 11: Bodyguards: Someone to Watch Over Me Chapter 12: The Diplomatic Corps: It's a Family, Sort Of Chapter 13: Entertaining: Let's Party, We Have To Chapter 14: Religious Observance: No, Thank You, Not for Me, Not Today Chapter 15: Being Jewish: So Many Questions, So Few Answers Chapter 16: Holocaust: A6766 Chapter 17: Christianity: Get Me To the Church on Time Chapter 18: Speech: There Will Be Plenty of Time for Questions Chapter 19: Meetings: Oh, So That's What You Do All Day! Chapter 20: Clothes: Do I Look All Rright? Chapter 21: Press: As Long as They Spell My Name Properly Chapter 22: Advice: Why Doesn't Somebody Do Something? Chapter 23: Importance: It's All Relative Chapter 24: Phalcon: We Were Generals, We Know Best Chapter 25: Visits: You Are Welcome, Any Time! Chapter 26: Crime and Punishment: Please, Minister, May I Have an Organ? Chapter 27: Sickness: You Only Have One Liver to Give to Your Country Chapter 28: Passages: A Time to Be Born and a Time to Die Chapter 29: Demonstrations: The People Have Spoken, but What DidThey Say? Chapter 30: Durban: You Were Really There? Chapter 31: The Paper Trail: Like a Trip through a Cemetery Chapter 32: Between Home and Abroad: It's a Life! It's a Job! No, It's Diplomacy! About the Author
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