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Lord Robertson analysed NATO's new role in crisis management and its impact on the Alliance's agenda at a seminar organised by the George Marshall Center situated in the Bavarian town of Garmisch, Germany, on 14 September. He stated that this new role had affected many issues: "...from our relations with other institutions, to relations with Partners, including Russia, to our own internal adaptation, both politically and militarily."
Lord Robertson then travelled on to Italy where he gave the Eisenhower Lecture, organised by the NATO Defense College in Rome, on "The relevance of Atlanticism". General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the first of the US generals to hold the position of SACEUR from 1951 to 1952, called for the setting up of a NATO College at the time. A NATO Defense College was therefore opened in Paris in 1951 and then moved to Rome in 1966.