the author was a very brilliant canadian, lester pearson. he worked very closely with dag hammarskjold when pearson received a nobel prize with the execution of peacekeeping. and he really gave all of the credit to dag hammarskjold. it is a very interesting story. brian burkhardt was the muscle. he was a brilliant african-american noble laureate who is one of the inner circle of dag hammarskjold. so that is what you are looking at trade it is hammarskjold being a peaceful man with no military experience. no military experience prior to this, he did this many times. strange enough to say, his advisor, his military advisor said that hammarskjold was a good commander because of his long heritage of military men behind him. he said that he wasn't afraid of the military the way that so many were in high places in the u.n. i don't think that he was pleased to be reviewing the troops, but he knew how to do it. so we enter this in between was resolved so brilliantly. in the congo crisis, which this reflects. this is from summer of 1960. there were n

author of the idea of peacekeeping was a very brilliant canadian diplomat, later prime minister, lester pearson. he worked very closely be hammarskjold. when pearson received a nobel prize for the concept and execution of peacekeeping, he really gave all the credit to hammarskjold where it was probably due. it's a very interesting story. and brian workhart was the muscle that with ralph bunch -- some of you know of ralph bunch, the brilliant african-american nobel laureate who was one of hammarskjold's inner circle. so that is what you're looking at, is hammarskjold, a peaceful man with no military experience prior to this reviewing the troops. and he did this many, many times. and strange to say his adviser, general rickier, an indian whom he really trusted, said that hammarskjold was a good commander, a good commander in chief. because of his long heritage of military men behind him and said that hammarskjold wasn't afraid of the military the way so many were in high places in the u.n. i don't think he was pleased to be reviewing the troops, but he knew how to do it. enter if between sue -- i