Translating History 30 Years on the Front

From Simon & Schuster, Translating History is Igor Korchilov's exploration of 30 years on the front lines of diplomacy.

A top Russian interpreter, who spent 30 years on the front lines of diplomacy, offers excerpts from his journals--the result of his four years spent in the service of Mikhail Gorbachev--covering the pivotal period between 1987 and 1990.

Igor Korchilov is a top-level conference interpreter who worked with Mikhail Gorbachev. Covered the Cold War era.

Preface	p. 15
Prologue: Interpretation, It's No Monkey Business	p. 19
First Impressions: My First Encounter with Gorbachev	p. 27
Trust-But-Verify Summit: Gorbachev-Reagan Washington Summit, 1987	p. 41
Slaying-A-Few-Dragons Summit: Gorbachev-Reagan Moscow Summit, 1988	p. 141
Romantic Summit: Gorbachev-Thatcher London Summit, 1989	p. 187
End-of-the-Cold-War Summt: Gorbachev-Bush Washington Summit, 1990	p. 233
Emergency Summit: Gorbachev-Bush Helsinki Summit, 1990	p. 309
Reagan's Soviet Reunions: Ex-President's Nostalgic Journey to Moscow, 1990	p. 333
Epilogue: The Sun Has Set on Gorbachev ... or Has It?	p. 379
Index	p. 385
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Translating History 30 Years on the Front Lines of Diplomacy with a Top Russian Interpreter

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