“Illustrations” in “American Labour’s Cold War Abroad: From Deep Freeze to Détente, 1945–1970” | AU Press—Digital Publications

Illustrations

Figure 1 Irving Brown, with Greek trade union leader Fotis Makris, during a visit to Athens in January 1950

Figure 2 Vincent Tewson, general secretary of the TUC, 1946–60, delivering his opening address at the ICFTU’s Stockholm congress in July 1953

Figure 3 Walter Reuther, Vincent Tewson, and George Meany, at the December 1952 meeting of the ICFTU executive board

Figure 4 Victor Reuther, the key figure in the CIO’s overseas operations

Figure 5 AFL representative Phil Delaney and Jay Lovestone in July 1953, at the ICFTU congress in Stockholm

Figure 6 Relaxing over a hand of gin rummy, David Dubinsky and George Meany

Figure 7 AFL-CIO Vice President Jim Carey, Victor Reuther, and Irving Brown, at the ICFTU congress in Tunis, July 1957

Figure 8 Mike Ross, director of International Affairs for the CIO, 1945–55, and for the AFL-CIO, 1957–63

Figure 9 Jaap Oldenbroek, general secretary of the ICFTU, 1949–60, in July 1953, at the ICFTU congress in Stockholm

Figure 10 Walter Reuther and George Meany, at the June 1960 meeting of the ICFTU executive board, in Geneva

Figure 11 George Woodcock, the TUC’s general secretary, 1960–69, at a reception in London in 1963

Figure 12 Ludwig Rosenberg, DGB president, 1962–69, with Henry Rutz and Irving Brown

Figure 13 Omer Becu, the ICFTU’s general secretary, 1960–67

Figure 14 Walter Reuther and Arne Geijer, ICFTU president, 1957–65

Figure 15 Jef Rens, with Ludwig Rosenberg, in 1951

Figure 16 Bruno Storti, general secretary of CISL, 1958–76, and ICFTU president, 1965–72

Figure 17 Harm Buiter, general secretary of the ICFTU, 1967–71, at a January 1961 conference of the European Trade Union Secretariat

Figure 18 Vic Feather, TUC general secretary, 1969–73, and Heinz-Oskar Vetter, DGB chairman, 1969–82

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