A short, but highly relevant, history of the Cold War, 1919-1994, and its significance today. The 75-year Cold War pitted the Anglo-American world against the Soviet Bloc, with China, the ultimate prize.
A short, but highly relevant, history of the Cold War, 1919-1994, and its significance today. The 75-year Cold War pitted the Anglo-American world against the Soviet Bloc, with China, the ultimate prize.
Bruce A. Elleman was born in Columbus, Ohio, in 1959. He received his BA from UC Berkeley in 1982, an MA in 1984, a master of philosophy degree in 1987, an East Asian Certificate in 1988, and his PhD in 1993 at Columbia University. In addition, he completed a master of sciences degree at the London School of Economics in 1985, and a master of arts in national security and strategic studies (with distinction) at the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island, in 2004.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The 75-Year Cold War in Perspective Chapter A: Anglo-American Special Relationship Chapter B: Bloc Sovietique Challenge Chapter C: China Conundrum Conclusion: Cold War’s Strategic Significance Today Selected Bibliography About the Author
Introduction: The 75-Year Cold War in Perspective Chapter A: Anglo-American Special Relationship Chapter B: Bloc Sovietique Challenge Chapter C: China Conundrum Conclusion: Cold War’s Strategic Significance Today Selected Bibliography About the Author
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