And he didn’t want to risk hurting the CIA with further delays. There were several interesting developments in foreign policy in December. Eizenstat then spearheaded our attempt to secure justice and compensation for Holocaust survivors and their families whose assets had been looted as they were being packed off to concentration camps. d retained one of my former White House counsels on his legal team, along with two prominent Republican lawyers.
er for the emperor and empress of Japan, both highly intelligent, gentle people who spread goodwill for their coun They still wanted to spend a decade’s worth of projected surpluses on them, claiming that the money belonged to the taxpayers and we should give it back to them. Some reports said he had left the camp only a couple of hours earlier, but we never knew for sure. It was one of the most politically naïve decisions the Supreme Court had made in a long time.
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