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The theme, style, and echo of his work says a lot, I think, about our simplified world.
Some Europeans suggest that Asian central banks should hold a greater part of their reserves in euros, an echo of the General's unsuccessful attempt to force America to its knees by selling dollars for gold.
Moreover, China's surging growth will echo throughout much of Asia, including (in somewhat muted form) in Japan.
Last month's massive demonstrations in Hong Kong, when over half a million residents poured into the streets in protest against the government of Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa, continues to echo.
One of their priorities is to attack the central bank and slander its governor, Leszek Balcerowicz, the iconic father of Poland's economic transformation, with accusations that echo those of the Stalinist era.
Accurate analysis of what is taking place on the ground is essential, but this can prove difficult in an echo chamber of globalized cultural icons.
Many investors echo Soros.
As the world looks to Silicon Valley and sees an echo chamber of self-righteous conceit, mature and law-abiding technology companies are assumed to be inside it, too.
But the other finance ministers did not echo Geithner's warnings.
To some extent, Xtify is an echo of Weinreich's other venture, MeetMoi, a real-time dating site that uses mobile-phone location technology and interest profiles to help users find like-minded strangers.
Interestingly, an echo of the ideas mooted by radical anti-globalists can be found in someinitiatives coming from the right.
So by the time Italy's six-month presidency of the EU concludes, the rude reception Berlusconi received at the European Parliament may find an echo at home.
Consider the Brazilian women who are coming forward to talk publicly about having been raped on public buses - attacks that echo similar assaults in India and Egypt.
The crisis of national politics has consequences that echo far beyond the borders of individual countries.
The Nazis must have reveled in the knowledge that their virulent anti-Semitism found an echo - sometimes not so faint - in the rest of Europe.
If the Gaza campaign turns Lebanon-like, with a humanitarian catastrophe, ongoing bombardment of Israeli civilians, or both, domestic criticism will echo loud and clear.
Whoever wins, the results will echo across Latin America.
But they echo a new wave of resistance by Palestinians that goes beyond physical assaults - reflected, for example, in the recent arson attack on a Jewish shrine in Nablus.
Economists at the United Nations call for a Green New Deal - a deliberate echo of the energizing vision of United States President Franklin Roosevelt during the Great Depression of the 1930's.
No, the surprise was that it took so long for communists to trot out this old card, and that the echo was so feeble.
Racan's insistence on unanimity is an echo not only of Tudjman, but also of Racan's own communist past.