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Bohlen, Charles ‘Chip’

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Bohlen, Charles ‘Chip’ (1904–1974)

US diplomat. Educated at Harvard, he entered the foreign service In 1929. An interpreter and adviser to presidents Franklin D Roosevelt at Tehran and Yalta, and Harry S Truman at Potsdam, he served as ambassador to the USSR 1953–57.



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