送交者: 田牛 于 2006-4-06, 00:50:14:
回答: 李洁明89年6月份的电报 由 田牛 于 2006-4-06, 00:14:19:
作决定没有立刻接纳方的，正是文章里的“博格哈特”Raymond Burghardt，他的中文名字是薄瑞光。
One of his most questionable decisions was made when he was a political counselor in Beijing during the bloody crackdown on the Tiananmen Square democracy protests in 1989.
While Chinese troops were gunning people down in the streets and arresting democracy activists, a dissident on the top of China's most-wanted list, Fang Lizhi, took his wife and son to the U.S. Embassy and requested refuge inside.
Burghardt sent Fang back out on the street. When word got back to Washington, Burghardt was immediately instructed to bring him back. Fang spent more than a year in the embassy.
James Lilley, the U.S. ambassador to China at the time, defended Burghardt, saying he was only following orders.
When the U.S. Senate holds confirmation hearings for Burghardt's Vietnam appointment, Republicans should back him but there might be opposition from liberals, said Lilley.