Dr A.C. Wilson is a historian and Slavist, currently based in Auckland. He was on the staff of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (and its predecessor, the Department of External Affairs) from 1966?70, and began research on Soviet-New Zealand bilateral relations in mid-1994. A longstanding contributor to the New Zealand Slavonic Journal, he is also the author of Wire and Wireless: A History of Telecommunications in NewZealand, 1860?1987 (1994).
Tony Wilson has done an admirable job in bringing together a range
of complex issues surrounding the brittle Soviet–New Zealand
relationship. The book deserves to be widely read." — Gerald
McGhie, New Zealand International Review
"Wilson is a mine of information." — Nicholas Reid, Dominion Post
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