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Worlds in Collision: New Evidence on the Role of Ideology in the Origins and Early Development of the Cold War
The Resurrection of A Russian Hero… As Stalin’s rehabilitation proceeds with renewed vigor in popular, academic and official circles of Putin’s Russia, the Soviet dictator is invariably re-prese… more →
The Post-Modern Praetorians
A newsworthy history of Soviet espionage: Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America
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jeffersonflanders wrote 4 months ago: It’s the rare work of historical scholarship that also makes news but Spies: The Rise and Fall … more →
The Sovietologist Speaks
sanjeevbery wrote 4 months ago: A good book review is a platform for a skilled sweep of history and society. Andrew O’Hehir … more →
The Vassiliev notebooks, American elites, and Cold War espionage
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jeffersonflanders wrote 5 months ago: Since the end of the Cold War we have learned a great deal more about how American and British elite … more →
Chris Matthews, Cold Warrior
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sanjeevbery wrote 7 months ago: Amidst all the buzz around new U.S.-Cuba relations, Chris Matthews found a way to sound the old Cold … more →
Worlds in Collision: New Evidence on the Role of Ideology in the Origins and Early Development of the Cold War
Alexander Olteanu wrote 10 months ago: The Resurrection of A Russian Hero… As Stalin’s rehabilitation proceeds with renewed vigor in … more →
National Security Agency Releases History of Cold War Intell
Aaron Pendell wrote 11 months ago: Soviet Strategic Forces Went on Alert Three Times during September-October 1962 Because of Apprehens … more →
“The Road Not Taken”: Reassessing the Cold War In light of NSC-68 and the Korean War
Alexander Olteanu wrote 11 months ago: “I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, an … more →
The US Arms Control Epistemic Community under Eisenhower and the Emergence of an International Arms Control Regime
Alexander Olteanu wrote 1 year ago: Commentary on Emanuel Adler, The Emergence of Cooperation: National Epistemic Communities and the In … more →
Was the Cold War an inevitable outcome of World War Two?
Alexander Olteanu wrote 1 year ago: If we are to determine whether the Cold War (which I would define as the global ideological, politic … more →
