@article{478446,
      note = {Typescript.},
      author = {Leprette, Jacques and Sutterlin, James S.},
      url = {http://digitallibrary.un.org/record/478446},
      title = {Interview with Ambassador Jacques Leprette /},
      publisher = {UN,},
      abstract = {From 1971 to 1974, Jacques Leprette (France, 1920 –  2004) served as Director of the United Nations and  International Organizations in the French Foreign Office  where he was involved in the election of Secretary-General  Kurt Waldheim. Mr. Leprette continued his involvement with  the United Nations in 1976 when he was appointed Permanent  Representative of France to the United Nations Security  Council, serving two terms as President of the Security  Council in August 1977 and October 1978. During this same  period, Mr. Leprette was appointed Head of the French  Mission to the United Nations and remained in this post  until 1981. In 1982, Mr. Leprette was reassigned to  Brussels to serve as the French ambassador to the European  Community. After six years in Brussels, Mr. Leprette moved  to Geneva, Switzerland to become the French Representative  to the United Nations Human Rights Commission.    Mr.  Leprette began his diplomatic career in 1947, serving in  various positions in the French Foreign Ministry until the  1960s, when he held diplomatic postings in Berlin, Paris,  and his first ambassadorial post in Mauritania.    In this  interview, conducted on 8 April 1991, Mr. Leprette  discussed the criteria for electing a Secretary-General,  the election of Secretaries-General Waldheim and Pérez de  Cuéllar and the French view of the 1973 Middle East War.},
      recid = {478446},
      pages = {25 p.},
      address = {[New York] :. 1991-04-08},
      year = {1991},
      month = {Apr},
}