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Five of the participants in the film discuss the insights from Statecraft and how they apply today. Special thanks to the George and Judy Marcus Democracy Praxis Fund for sponsoring this event.

Director Lori Shinseki answers questions about Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team

A series of errors that preceded the December 1989 invasion to remove Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega taught the Bush foreign-policy team important lessons

On November 9, 1989, the “Iron Curtain” came down, and the Berlin Wall was transformed overnight. What followed was many months of hard-charging U.S. diplomacy to reunify East and West Germany

Skeptical at first, President Bush eventually came to believe in his Soviet counterpart, but eventually the USSR collapsed anyway

The Gulf War was a turning point in how the George H. W. Bush administration viewed the United States in the international order

The former Bush administration officials who participated in Statecraft

Detailed essays on George H. W. Bush's life, campaigns, domestic policy, and foreign policy, plus information on key events and his administration

Forty-four interviews and roughly 425 hours of recorded conversations with Cabinet members, senior presidential staff members, transition aides, and campaign advisers

Miller Center experts Michael Nelson and Russell Riley take a look inside the Bush 41 presidency