doi:10.7916/d8-r1fd-q212Oral history interview with Margaret K. Bruce, 2003Bruce, Margaret Koral historiessound recordingssound recording - nonmusicalWomen human rights workersWorld politics--1945-1989Women's rightsHuman rights--International cooperationBruce, Margaret KUnited Nations Officials and employeesUnited Nations. General AssemblyUnited Nations HistoryUnited Nations. Commission on the Status of WomenInternational Conference on Human RightsUniversal Declaration of Human RightsFamily background, childhood and education, Girton College, Cambridge, 1949; Chatham House; Royal Institute of International Affairs; father's work at Rugby Day Continuation School; impressions of Germany in the early days of Hitler; United Nations, March 1946; work with Eleanor Roosevelt on Universal Declaration of Human Rights; women's rights; directed Status of Women Commission, 1962-1977; status of women and family law; effects of McCarthyism on the UN; sexual relationships between UN members; first International Conference on Human Rights; international politics in the late 1960s; first world women's conference, Mexico