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was also true that he had caused problems for himself which he might have avoided, if he had sought advice from his colleagues. He still made occasional mistakes (eg over the magazine "refugees"). It was also important to recognise that Mr Dewey (Deputy High Commissioner) was a steadying influence. In terms of staff relations, Mr Hocké seemed to be doing better. It was significant that he alone, of the UN bodies in Geneva, had increased his staff. Mr Hocké was an energetic and tireless worker with considerable
contacts.
11.
Mr Moore did not dissent
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Mr Hocké had energy, intelligence,
courage and commitment. He let himself down on personal and institutional relations. The US supported him, but did not give him a free ride. There was an open and candid dialogue with
him.
Stain
G W Hewitt
22 January 1988
CC:
Ambassador
Miss Walker/Mr Dix
Mr Adams, SEAD, FCO
Mr Evans, SAD, FCO
Mr Thorne, UND, FCO
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