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Trusten Frank Crigler (born October 17, 1935 in Phoenix, Arizona) was a career foreign service officer who became the US Ambassador to Rwanda from October 29, 1976 until May 12, 1979 and Ambassador to Somalia from June 3, 1987 until April 1, 1990.

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rdfs:comment	Trusten Frank Crigler (born October 17, 1935 in Phoenix, Arizona) was a career foreign service officer who became the US Ambassador to Rwanda from October 29, 1976 until May 12, 1979 and Ambassador to Somalia from June 3, 1987 until April 1, 1990. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Peter Bridges (diplomat) Robert E. Fritts Ambassadors of the United States to Rwanda Ambassadors of the United States to Somalia 1935 births Living people Rwanda United States Ambassador to Somalia Lloyd Bentsen Harry R. Melone Jr. Harvard College alumni Duke University Durham, North Carolina James Bishop (diplomat) United States Foreign Service personnel Simmons University faculty Simmons College Guadalajara, Mexico Phoenix, Arizona Somalia Organization of American States United States Ambassador to Rwanda Kinshasa, Zaire Libreville, Gabon dbr:Bukavu,_Zaire dbr:Kisangani,_Zaire
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after	Harry R. Melone Jr. James Bishop (diplomat)
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title	United States Ambassador to Somalia United States Ambassador to Rwanda
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has abstract	Trusten Frank Crigler (born October 17, 1935 in Phoenix, Arizona) was a career foreign service officer who became the US Ambassador to Rwanda from October 29, 1976 until May 12, 1979 and Ambassador to Somalia from June 3, 1987 until April 1, 1990. Crigler taught International Affairs at Simmons College once he retired from the State Department. He and his wife (Bettie Ann née Morris) moved to Durham, North Carolina in 1996. He co-founded American Diplomacy, an online quarterly, the same year. Crigler was a fellow with Duke University’s Center for International Development and Research and was a member of the Planning Committee for Carolina Friends of the Foreign Service. (en)
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