Robert McFarlane (French Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Robert McFarlane" in French language version.

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foreignpolicy.com

Nir Rosen, « Lesson Unlearned », Foreign Policy, 29 octobre 2009 (consulté le 24 décembre 2009)

globalsecurity.org

« United States v. Robert C. McFarlane », Independent Council for Iran/Contra Matters, 1993 (consulté le 7 juin 2008)

highbeam.com

(en) R. Smith, « McFarlane Calls SDI Pitch Misleading », The Washington Post,‎ 15 septembre 1988 (lire en ligne)
« Robert C. McFarlane, a key architect of President Reagan's 'Star Wars' plan to develop sophisticated defenses against Soviet ballistic missiles, said he has concluded 'There is no current basis for confidence that a survivable defensive shield is within reach' and that Reagan's announcement of it was misleading and simplistic. »

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articles.latimes.com

« Calls President Courageous but Weak : Iranian Exhibits Bible Signed by Reagan », Los Angeles Times,‎ 28 janvier 1987 (lire en ligne)

nytimes.com

Bernard Gwertzman, « McFarlane Took Cake and Bible to Teheran, Ex-C.I.A. Man Says », New York Times,‎ 11 janvier 1987 (lire en ligne)

ucsb.edu

presidency.ucsb.edu

The White House, « Nomination of Robert C. McFarlane To Be' Counselor of the Department of State » [Press Release], The American Presidency Project, 29 janvier 1981 (consulté le 23 mars 2009)
The White House, « Appointment of Robert C. McFarlane as the President's Personal Representative in the Middle East » [Press Release], The American Presidency Project, 22 juillet 1983 (consulté le 23 mars 2009)
The White House, « Appointment of Robert C. McFarlane as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs » [Press Release], The American Presidency Project, 17 octobre 1983 (consulté le 23 mars 2009)
George H. W. Bush, « Proclamation 6518 – Grant of Executive Clemency », The American Presidency Project, 24 décembre 1992 (consulté le 23 avril 2008)

utexas.edu

reagan.utexas.edu

« Letter Accepting the Resignation of Robert C. McFarlane as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs » (consulté le 4 décembre 2012)

washingtonpost.com

Robert 'Bud' McFarlane, Reagan national security adviser, dies at 84