Our Predecessors Understood That The Ties That

In Terms Intellectually, [what] Shaped My Life Was The Whole Munich Thing [the Munich Agreement] That I Knew About All My Life, In Terms Of How Large Powers Make Decisions That Affect Small Countries, And The Unintended Consequences Of That. The Other Part Is I Knew About The Holocaust. L Just Didn't Know That It Applied To My Family. But That Did Affect The Way I Thought About What I Was Seeing As Ethnic Cleansing In The Balkans; There's No Question About That.

I Was Not At All Apprehensive About ... Disease ... [it] Had No Terrors For Me. The Thing I Most Feared In The World Was Hunger. That Was Something Of Which I Had Personal Knowledge.

I Have Been In Meetings Where A Head Of State Will Say, 'i Like Your Tie,' To A Man... Or, 'i Like Your Country Because The Weather's Good,' Or Whatever. So For Me, The Pins In Some Ways Were Openers.

Women Can't Do Everything At The Same Time, We Need To Understand Milestones In Our Lives Comes In Segments.

I Am Such A Political Person.