John Foster Dulles

Leadership & Staff

U Alexis Johnson A United States diplomat

• deputy assistant secretary ('53→?)*

Business Positions

Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Sullivan & Cromwell provides legal advice and representation to clients around the world.

• Position (past)

Government Positions

US Department of State Federal executive department responsible for carrying out U.S. foreign policy and international relations

• Secretary of State (Jan 21 '53→Apr 22 '59)

Donations

Charles A Lindbergh American aviator

• Donation/Grant ('45)

Memberships

Alibi Club Exclusive males only club in Washington, membership is capped at 50

• Member (past)

Pilgrims of the United States Fosters Anglo-American relationships through cooperation of top banking and manufacturing institutions

• Member (past)

Alfalfa Club Exclusive DC club for the rich and powerful since 1913

• Member ('53→?)

Family

Robert Lansing US Secretary of State (1915-20, under Woodrow Wilson)

• uncle

Eleanor Lansing Dulles Economist, teacher, author, and employee of the US Government

• sister

Janet Pomeroy Avery

• wife ('12→?)

Edith Foster Dulles

• mother (Feb 25 '88→?)

Avery Cardinal Dulles Fordham Professor, Roman Catholic Cardinal; Jesuit; Military service: US Navy (Lt.)

• son

Allen Dulles CIA Director 1953-61; member of the Warren Commission

• brother

John W Foster US Secretary of State, 1892-93 Military service: US Army (Civil War)

• grandfather

Services & Transactions

IG Farben German chemical and pharmaceutical industry conglomerate

• Service/Transaction

Bank for International Settlements International organization of central banks

• client (past)

Social

Gerhardt Westrick German lawyer and businessman who repped American companies, lobbied on behalf of Nazis in 1940

• law partners

Dwight D Eisenhower Five-star general commanded Allied Forces in Europe in World War II. Elected in 1952, Eisenhower served two terms as the 34th U.S. president.

• Professional ('53→'59)