Albert Loren Weeks

Background

Weeks, Albert Loren was born on March 28, 1923 in Highland Park, Michigan, United States. Son of Albert Loren and Vera Grace (Jarvis) Weeks.

Education

Student, University Michigan, 1942-1943; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1949; Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia University, 1965; certified, Russian Institute, 1960.

Career

Reporter, Chicago City News Bureau, 1946; political analyst, unites states department State, 1950-1953; political analyst, Free Europe Committee, Inc., 1953-1956; editorial assistant, Newsweek magazine, 1957-1958; Russian technical glossary compiler, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1960-1961; professor continuing education, New York University, 1959-1989. Lecturer United States diplomatic history and soviet government Columbia University, 1951-1952;member of advisory county National Strategy Information Center, 1979-1989. Instructor Ringling School Art and Design, since 1991.

Public speaker S.W. Florida.

Achievements

• Albert Loren Weeks has been listed as a notable writer, educator, journalist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The Soviet nomenklatura: A comprehensive roster of Soviet civilian and military officials

    (The book includes a map of the Soviet Union and its milit...)

  • First Bolshevik: A Political Biography of Peter Tkachev

    (New York University Press, 1968, Very good., Hardcover. 2...)

  • Soviet Nomenklatura (2nd Edition, Revised and updated)
  • The other side of coexistence;: An analysis of Russian foreign policy
  • First Bolshevik: A Political Biography of Peter Tkachev First edition by Weeks, Albert L. (1968) Hardcover
  • The First Bolshevik: a Political Biography of Peter Tkachev
  • Myths That Rule America