bout de papier, Vol. 7, No. 3 (1990), p. 37
Born in 1899, George Glazebrook was a prominent historian of international relations before arriving in Ottawa in 1942 to take up war-time service in External Affairs in the intelligence and security areas. After leaving to join National Defence in 1948, he returned to the Department in 1950, remaining until 1963, when he retired and returned to the University of Toronto. Author of a number of books on political thought, Canadian history and Canadian foreign policy, he remained an active writer until shortly before his death in 1989
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