Diana Johnstone
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Diana Johnstone (born 1934) is a political writer, focusing primarily on European politics and Western foreign policy. Johnstone received a Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota and was active in the movement against the Vietnam War, organizing the first international contacts between American citizens and Vietnamese representatives.
Since 1976 Johnstone has been European correspondent for the US weekly In These Times. She is also also published frequently in the Counterpunch online magazine. Johnstone was the subject of some controversy after 2003 because of the claim that she has denied the Srebrenica massacre, [1], a claim that she has denied. [2]
Most of Johnstone's adult life has been spent in France, Germany, and Italy, and from 1990 she has lived in Paris.
[edit] Books by Diana Johnstone
- The Politics of Euromissiles: Europe's Role in America's World Schocken Books (April 1985) ISBN 0805272070
- Fools' Crusade: Yugoslavia, Nato, and Western Delusions Monthly Review Press (January 1, 2003) ISBN 158367084X
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