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保罗·尼采

Nitze, Paul.jpg
担任海军部长的保罗·亨利·尼采


美国国防部副部长

任期
1967年7月1日－1969年1月20日
总统
林登·约翰逊
前任
赛勒斯·万斯
继任
戴维·帕卡德
美国海军部长

任期
1963年11月29日－1967年6月30日
总统
林登·约翰逊
前任
保罗·B·费伊（英语：Paul B. Fay）（代理）
继任
查爾斯·F·拜爾德（英语：Charles F. Baird） （代理）
个人资料
出生
(1907-01-16)1907年1月16日
美国马萨诸塞州阿默斯特
逝世
2004年10月19日(2004-10-19)（97歲）
美国华盛顿哥伦比亚特区
配偶

Phyllis Pratt (1923–1987, her death)


Elisabeth Scott Porter (1993–2004, his death)
母校
哈佛大学
职业
政府官员、投资银行家

保罗·亨利·尼采（英语：Paul Henry Nitze，1907年1月16日－2004年10月19日），美国政府高级官员，曾在多届美国政府当中参与冷战政策的制定。1950年5月，尼采曾制定计划拟帮助时任中华民国陸军司令孙立人取代蒋介石[1]。



参见



  • 尼采号驱逐舰

  • 保罗·尼采高级国际研究学院（英语：Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies）

  • 孙立人兵变案

  • 雷克雅未克 (电影)（英语：Reykjavik (film)）



参考资料




  1. ^ Odd Arne Westad. Decisive Encounters: The Chinese Civil War, 1946-1950. Stanford University Press. 2003年: 291. ISBN 978-0-8047-4484-3. 





规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb122482212 (data)

  • FAST: 41981

  • GND: 119024799

  • ISNI: 0000 0000 8407 9561

  • LCCN: n79100361

  • NARA: 10582484

  • SNAC: w64x8kxj

  • SUDOC: 031225462

  • VIAF: 110669729



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