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Ivo John Lederer (December 11, 1929 – June 18, 1998) was a diplomatic historian who taught at Princeton (1955–57), Yale (1957–65) and Stanford (1965–77) universities. He also served at the Ford Foundation in New York City as Program Officer in charge of East European affairs.
25 de jun. de 1998 · Ivo John Lederer, a refugee in the only group of European Jews given special passage to the United States by President Roosevelt during World War II, and who went on to became a Russian and...
Ivo John Lederer was born on December 11, 1929, in Zagreb, Croatia. After the Nazis invaded the city, Lederer's family fled to Italy and eventually received permission to settle in the United States.
The papers include background material and notes collected by Ivo J. Lederer as a scholar and author of works on Yugoslavia and Russia.
Ivo J. Lederer, autor de The Versailles settlement--was it foredoomed to failure?, en LibraryThing
Ivo Lederer, born December 11, 1929 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia (now in Croatia), was one of approximately one thousand Jews who were rescued and sent to a camp in Oswego, New York. He and his family escaped from Yugoslavia in 1941 and went to Italy.
Ivo John Lederer was a diplomatic historian who taught at Princeton , Yale and Stanford universities. He also served at the Ford Foundation in New York City as Program Officer in charge of East European affairs.
