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	Foreign Affairs - Report from Afghanistan - Claude Malhuret
		The duration and character of the war derive directly from the Soviet style of anti-guerrilla warfare.
		Claude Malhuret is the executive director of the Paris-based Medecins sans Frontières.
		This article is adapted from his address to a conference on "The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: The Consequences for Afghanistan and the Soviet Union," held at the Russian Research Center of Harvard University on October 17, 1983.
	www.foreignaffairs.org /19831201faessay8358/claude-malhuret/report-from-afghanistan.html?mode=print (783 words)

	Observatoire de l'action humanitaire
		-1978-1982, France: MSF is presided until 1980 by Claude Malhuret, a former member of the Unified Socialist Party (Michel Rocard’s PSU), then until 1982 by Xavier Emmanuelli who had been expelled from the Communist Party for having supported the Algerian independence fighters of the FLN (National Liberation Front).
		The Libertés sans frontières Foundation, presided by Claude Malhuret, is dissolved in April 1989.
		According to Olivier Weber, a journalist at Le Point, Claude Malhuret considers resigning because of his disagreement with the minister of Home Affairs, Charles Pasqua, whose anti-riot police provoked the death of a student, Malik Oussekine, during a demonstration in Paris in December 1986.
	www.observatoire-humanitaire.org /fusion.php?l=GB&id=52 (9179 words)

	Exploiting the Plasticity of Bone: A discussion in Three Paradigms
		Claude Malhuret, part of a new MSF generation, had a vision of MSF during the late 1970s that included longer missions, improved organization and more efficient fund-raising.
		Claude Malhuret (MSF Executive Director at the time) wrote that all of the volunteers had accepted the risk of the clandestine projects and with it the risk of isolation in the interior of the country and the danger of being surprised in combat, imprisoned, wounded or worse.
		Malhuret, on behalf of MSF, denounced the Soviet style of anti-guerrilla warfare where part of the central strategy was to target civilians.
	www.med.uottawa.ca /medweb/hetenyi/newell.htm (8181 words)

	MSF-USA: Volunteering In the Field - The Médecins Sans Frontières Experience
		Malhuret and his generation were concerned about the technical insufficiency of MSF interventions in refugee camps.
		Although they did not underestimate the media and symbolic interest of this initiative, both for the refugees and MSF, Claude Malhuret and MSF cofounder Xavier Emmanuelli nevertheless disputed its technical legitimacy: they considered a single ship insufficient to receive the host of refugees whom its presence encouraged to flee.
		Both the growth of the original section in France and the creation of new sections was partly due to a favorable international context in the beginning of the 1980s and to successful technical and strategic choices made by the organization.
	www.doctorswithoutborders.org /volunteer/field/themsfexperience.cfm (7115 words)

	Bernard Kouchner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He worked as a medic for the Red Cross (Croix Rouge) in Biafra in 1968.
		He founded Médecins Sans Frontières in 1971, then Médecins du Monde in 1980 due to a conflict of opinion with Claude Malhuret director of MSF.
		He has been in favor for a long time of the concept of Humanitarian interference.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bernard_Kouchner (252 words)

	Kubatana - Archive - Dangerous Pity - David Rieff - Jun 27, 2005
		For MSF, the decision of aid agencies, UN institutions and donor governments to help a totalitarian project like the Ethiopian resettlement programme was an exercise in deadly compassion and dangerous pity.
		As Claude Malhuret put it, Ethiopia demonstrated that it had become imperative to "clarify the complex relations that humanitarian action forms with a totalitarian regime; to mark out the indistinct but very real limit beyond which aid to victims was unwittingly transformed into support to their executioners."
		Geldof remains unimpressed by the idea that the aid he helped to raise was used in ways that may have cost as many lives-in MSF's view, more-as were saved.
	www.kubatana.net /html/archive/econ/050627dr.asp?sector=OPIN (3369 words)

	ROBERT FAURISSON: My Life as a Revisionist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Claude Lanzmann was distressed by the lack of success in France of his film Shoah, and by the impossibility of attacking me in court for the text (full of factual proof and references) that I had devoted to that propaganda landmark.
		The journalist is always a witness to his times, and in that sense Claude Lanzmann has done an admirable job as a journalist, for ten years gathering the most frightening testimonies, not only from the victims, but from their butchers, and from the Poles living near the camps.
		In December 1987 Claude Lanzmann is to participate in the international conference at the Sorbonne organized by Madame Ahrweiler and directed against the French Revisionists.
	www.vho.org /GB/Journals/JHR/9/1/Faurisson5-63.html (17644 words)

	Vichy - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		CAVILAM (Centre Audiovisuel de Langues Modernes - Audiovisual Centre for Modern Languages) which attracted young people from all over the world to learn French.
		In 1989, Claude Malhuret, former Minister of Human Rights, was elected Mayor of Vichy.
		The town and its economic partners initiated and successfully carried out a major programme of renovation and modernization.
	www.ville-vichy.fr /en/points/33.html (598 words)

	A Cuban Hero
		Three French ministers had visited Havana, including Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson, and all had been warmly received.
		Therefore, when Cuban Vice President Carlos Rafael Rodriguez offered personal assurances that Bofill would be allowed to go into exile in France, the French government was delighted to see an end to the inconvenient episode.
		France has a new government with a new Gaullist prime minister, Jacques Chirac, and a new Bureau of Human Rights headed by Claude Malhuret, former director of the distinguished French humanitarian organizations, Medecins Sans Frontiers.
	www.sigloxxi.org /Anexos-libro/anex-45.htm (760 words)

	SocietyGuardian.co.uk \| Society \| Cruel to be kind?
		Once expelled from Ethiopia, however, MSF France was free to talk about what it knew of forced deportations.
		For MSF, the decision of aid agencies, UN institutions and donor governments to help a totalitarian project like the Ethiopian resettlement programme was an exercise in deadly compassion.
		Geldof remains unimpressed by the idea that the aid he helped to raise was used in ways that may have cost as many lives - in MSF's view, more - as were saved.
	society.guardian.co.uk /aid/story/0,14178,1513360,00.html (2696 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- World Notes Ethiopia -- Feb. 10, 1986
		A report issued by Doctors Without Borders, a Paris-based group that sends medical personnel to trouble spots around the world, charges that the Ethiopian government's efforts to resettle 575,000 famine-stricken peasants from the country's northern highlands may have left as many as 100,000 refugees dead.
		Says Author Claude Malhuret: "There can be no doubt that today resettlement is the biggest killer in Ethiopia, not famine." The report is based on eyewitness accounts of relief workers and surveys conducted in Sudan among Ethiopian refugees by Cultural Survival, a U.S. human rights group.
		It alleges that many peasants were taken against their will, sometimes at gunpoint, and trucked south, only to be left on uncleared land with inadequate rations.
	www.time.com /time/archive/preview/0,10987,143100,00.html (396 words)

	American Experience \| Fidel Castro \| Views on Cuba \| PBS
		Ian Martin, the Secretary General of Amnesty International in those years, later told us that with this information in hand, his organization began to closely monitor the critical situation regarding individual rights in Cuba.
		French authorities followed the same course, according to the account we were provided years later by Claude Malhuret, who at that time was Secretary of State for Human Rights during the government of Francois Mitterrand in France.
		The sources for the information used in the reports that we had delivered to international organizations such as the U.N. Commission on Human Rights, Amnesty International, and governments and public figures all over the world...
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/amex/castro/sfeature/sf_views_bofill.html (1184 words)

	Rethinking Aid to Africa
		The government controlled farm programs which resulted in "huge losses and little production" (Bandow, 476).
		Claude Malhuret of the Medecins Sans Frontiers Organization reported that the Ethiopian Government re-directed foreign aid to finance a huge resettlement program.
		Malhuert went on to say "International assistance is being used in such a way that is killing more people than it is saving" (Bandow, 476).
	www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us /History/Africa/03/burrow/burrow.htm (1438 words)

	Vichy in fight to escape shadow of collaboration
		A local deputy, M Gérard Charasse, is pressing for a parliamentary commission to come up with a new name for the collaborationist state which would free the town of its guilt by association.
		At the same time the mayor, Claude Malhuret, has petitioned the Academie Française to make a distinction in its next dictionary between Vichyssois (inhabitants of the town) and Vichystes (supporters of the regime).
		Dominique Lagrange, director of communications for the town, said yesterday: "It's very annoying to be associated with events that have nothing to do with you."
	news.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/10/28/wvich28.html (477 words)

	Still crazy after 20 years - PittsburghLIVE.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Initially, few people came forward when the authorities in Ethiopia called for volunteers for the resettlement plan.
		"We are witnessing the biggest deportation since the Khmer Rouge genocide," charged MSF's president, Claude Malhuret, in late 1985.
		In an exercise of deadly compassion, humanitarian "aid to victims was unwittingly transformed into support to their executioners."
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/trib/mostread/s_351840.html (418 words)

	MONTH IN REVIEW
		French MP and former Secretary of State for Human Rights Claude Malhuret summed up the situation in a recent interview with RFI: "The Cambodian People's Party (CPP), who lost the election, has power in all areas--army, administration and at the local level.
		Today, the opposition is muzzled, there are more and more attacks against the press, Phnom Penh has become a major drug trafficking center in South East Asia.
		If they are not yet aware, they will have to face the problem very soon." Malhuret noted that the dismissal of former finance minister Sam Rainsy from parliament and the "rigged trial" of former foreign minister Norodom Sirivudh's have been maneuvers for a final takeover by the communists.
	www.fva.org /0696/review.htm (1449 words)

	JHR Archive -- My Life as a Revisionist
		One final irony is that Claude Malhuret, the Secretary of State charged with the defense of the Rights of Man, said, in response to Le Pen, that "the gas chambers are one of the keys to the history of the 20th century" (Libération, 15 September 1987, page 6).
		Every Revisionist will agree with that statement, adding only that it is the key...
		Raul Hilberg, the best "expert" on the Exterminationist thesis, was scuttled at the Toronto trial and was guilty of such perjury that in my opinion he would run a risk in coming back to testify again in a trial of that kind; [12]
	www.historiography-project.org /jhrchives/v09/v09p--5_Faurisson.html (18348 words)

	National Consultative Commission of Human Rights
		Mr Claude Ducreux, Secretary General of the Comité d’action de la Résistance;
		Mr Claude Contamine, honorary chief adviser at the State Audit Office;
		Mr Claude Malhuret, former Minister, Mayor of Vichy;
	www.commission-droits-homme.fr /presentationcncdh_an/MembresAn.html (1629 words)

	AIR POWER IN LOW-INTENSITY CONFLICT IN THE MIDDLE EAST (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		See Claude Malhuret, "Report from Afghanistan," Foreign Affairs, Winter 1983/84, pp.
		Borje Almquist, "Get Shot in the Back of the Head or Become Cannon Fodder," Dagens Nyheter, 3 February 1984, p.
		12 (JPRS, 1984); "Current Assessment of Afghanistan Situation," Le Monde, 15-17 November 1983; Patricia Claude, "Year of the Afghan Jihad," Le Monde, 28 and 30 December 1983.
	www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil /airchronicles/aureview/1986/mar-apr/olson.html (11180 words)

	Astrology and map of the heavens of famous people: well known people with the SUN in the astrological sign of of PISCES
		MALHURET Claude born 08/03/1950 sign Pisces 17°22 and Ascendant Cancer 22°05
		SAUTET Claude born 23/02/1924 sign Pisces 3°54 and Ascendant Virgo 22°31
		LACAZE Claude born 05/03/1940 sign Pisces 14°29 and Ascendant Aquarius 6°57
	www.astrotheme.fr /en/celebrites/soleil_poissons.htm (6909 words)

	STATISTICS OF GENOCIDE AND MASS MURDER REFERENCES
		"The limitations of using quantitative data in studying human rights abuses." In HUMAN RIGHTS AND STATISTICS: GETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT, [edited] by Thomas B. Jabine and Richard P. Claude.
		In HUMAN RIGHTS AND STATISTICS: GETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT, [edited] by Thomas B. Jabine and Richard P. Claude.
		"An epidemiology of homicide: NINGÚN NOMBRE burials in the province of Buenos Aires from 1970 to 1984." In HUMAN RIGHTS AND STATISTICS: GETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT, [edited] by Thomas B. Jabine and Richard P. Claude.
	www.hawaii.edu /powerkills/SOD.REF.HTM (12028 words)

	TIME.com: Distinguished Service -- Oct. 25, 1999 -- Page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Though some MSF leaders fear such high-profile recognition may threaten those ideals, the award seems much more likely to reinforce its effectiveness.
		"The legitimacy that the Nobel Prize confers," says former MSF president Claude Malhuret, "will permit this association to have much more weight, much more presence and influence over events." For victims of future wars, atrocities and disasters around the world, that is good news.
		Mom to visit site where dad buried kids
	www.time.com /time/magazine/intl/article/0,9171,33687-2,00.html (398 words)

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