Jonas, Gilbert
Gilbert Jonas was educated at Stanford University. In addition he received a graduate certificate in Chinese Studies from the East Asian Institute of Columbia University, along with a master's degree from columbia's school of International Affairs. From 1956 to 1959, Jonas held various positions in organizations concentrating on international affairs, particularly Vietnam. In 1958, Jonas became Executive Secretary of the American Friends of Vietnam (AFV), which publicly supported American relations with the Vietnamese government and sought to educate America about Vietnam. He was also deeply involved with the Intenational Rescue Committee (IRC), the Roger Baldwin Foundation, and the Peace Corps.
From the description of Gilbert Jonas papers, 1852-1972. (Michigan State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 79392455
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