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The 25 pages that link to George H. W. Bush, each with the reason it gives.

• German reunificationRelated: His support helped overcome international concerns about a united Germany’s place in Europe.

• Ronald ReaganRelated: Bush’s vice presidency and succession connected Reagan’s coalition to the next administration.

• Gulf WarRelated: He assembled the coalition and authorized U.S. military operations.

• Operation Desert StormRelated: He authorized the offensive and announced the suspension of offensive combat.

• North American Free Trade AgreementRelated: His administration concluded negotiations before the agreement was submitted for approval.

• Iran–Contra affairRelated: His involvement in the affair was examined during investigations and his 1988 presidential campaign.

• Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990Related: He signed the ADA into law on July 26, 1990.

• Helmut KohlRelated: Bush supported Kohl’s reunification strategy and helped secure American backing.

• Colin PowellRelated: Bush appointed Powell chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1989.

• Iraqi invasion of KuwaitRelated: He organized the U.S.-led coalition opposing Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait.

• Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to GermanyRelated: His administration supported reunification and helped coordinate the four-power negotiations.

• Omar TorrijosRelated: As CIA director, Bush met Torrijos and later led the U.S. administration that invaded Panama.

• Dick CheneyRelated: Cheney served as his secretary of defense during the Gulf War.

• Tanker WarRelated: As vice president, he publicly defended the United States response to attacks on Gulf shipping.

• 1980 United States presidential electionRelated: Reagan selected Bush as his running mate after defeating him in the Republican primaries.

• Jean-Bertrand AristideRelated: His administration confronted the 1991 coup and Aristide’s initial exile.

• Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-SabahRelated: Bush’s administration organized the coalition that restored Jaber’s government.

• Ross PerotRelated: Perot drew support from voters who might otherwise have backed Bush in 1992.

• David PackardRelated: Bush appointed Packard to lead a major review of U.S. defense management.

• Jim LehrerRelated: Lehrer moderated the 1992 presidential debate between Bush, Bill Clinton, and Ross Perot.

• Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.Related: Bush authorized the military campaign Schwarzkopf commanded after Iraq invaded Kuwait.

• Karl RoveRelated: Rove worked on Bush’s 1992 reelection campaign, which ended in defeat.

• William H. WebsterRelated: Webster led the CIA during Bush’s presidency and later worked with him on national security.